Hi Dan,
On 04/03/2012 15:24, Daniel V. Klein wrote:
> Jonathan-
>
> Looking naively at FnCallNow() in evalfunction.c, I believe you are correct
> in your suspicion that cf-agent uses the start time as "now". Now, I say
> "naively" because I am not that familiar with the Cfengine core code, and
Forum: CFEngine Help
Subject: Re: methods and variable expansion
Author: terok
Link to topic: https://cfengine.com/forum/read.php?3,25156,25163#msg-25163
Couldn't see what you had in the pastebin as it just gives unknown id.
It seems that the variable passed through usebundle to the called bundle
Jonathan-
Looking naively at FnCallNow() in evalfunction.c, I believe you are correct in
your suspicion that cf-agent uses the start time as "now". Now, I say
"naively" because I am not that familiar with the Cfengine core code, and I
have a not-quite up-to-date version. For a long-running ag
Hi everyone,
I'm running into a funny issue, using a files promise to clean up files
older than 30 days, that seems to catch very recent files (less than a
few minutes old), or possibly files that are undergoing modifications as
CFEngine runs.
Here are my promises:
bundle clean_www_archives {