I agree with this assessment. The next 5-minute marker is Min25_30. If Min20_25
were inclusive, then it would overlap with Min25_30 by one minute.
It makes sense when they're considered together, and it's better syntax than
Min20_24_59.
On Oct 12, 2012, at 10:21 AM, Brad Beyenhof wrote:
> On
Try this:
files:
(!cdev_null|cbind9_devs_null_repaired)
"${cbind_dir}/dev/null"
comment => "Fix null device permission",
perms => mog("666", "root", "root"),
create => "false";
(!cdev_random|cbind9_devs_random_repaired)
"${cbind_dir}/dev/random"
comment
In the LICENSE file included with the cfengine the contents of the GPLv3 is
included. It also states "CFEngine is provided under the terms of the GNU
General Public License..."
The GPL itself in section 14 states "If the Program doesn't specify a version
number...you may choose any version ever
Ron,
It looks to me like you have a promise that's getting hung on something. Run
`cf-agent -KIv` (cap k, cap i, little v) and watch the output. You should be
able to see where it's hanging.
--
Brian
On Jun 21, 2012, at 8:01 AM, Ron Parker wrote:
> In testing that the promises for a given m
Where else is this password referenced? My inclination would be a promise that
generates the password directly on the box (perhaps with pwgen).
Something like this:
files:
"/etc/local/pass"
create => "false",
classes => if_notok("gen_pass");
commands:
gen_pass::
"/usr/bin/pwgen -s >
For the life of me, I can't get `cf-runagent` to work. I realize that it's
somewhat deprecated, but as long as it's supported I want to grok it. I'm using
community edition 3.3.1.
In promises.cf:
bundle server access_rules()
{
access:
any::
"$(def.dir_masterf
Am I missing something? I still don't see the 3.3.1 tag on github...
$ git remote -v
origin https://github.com/cfengine/core/ (fetch)
origin https://github.com/cfengine/core/ (push)
$ git tag | grep 3.3
3.3.0
3.3.0a1
3.3.0b1
3.3.0b2
$ git pull
Al
I'm attempting to build version 3.3.0 on Solaris 11. After several warnings I
get this:
unix.c: In function `Unix_GetMacAddress':
unix.c:562: error: structure has no member named `ifr_hwaddr'
unix.c:563: error: structure has no member named `ifr_hwaddr'
unix.c:564: error: structu
Are you trying to set a class if a vars promise has been kept, or set a
variable based on the existence of a class?
--
Brian
On Mar 16, 2012, at 7:41 AM, Marco Marongiu wrote:
> Il 16/03/2012 15:16, Nick Anderson ha scritto:
classes:
>> "has_shortname"
>> expression => isvar
Are there already existing reserved local variable names? I don't know of any
and I'd be resistant to starting this trend just for versioning.
Should this simply be a best practice? In other words, what exactly does
reserving the word gain us since, as Mark said, no matter how hard you try
some
In general it's done on an interface by interface basis. The commands ifdown
and ifup are almost always used rather than /etc/init.d/networking. The init
script itself just calls ifdown -a or ifup -a anyway. Debian never expects all
interfaces to be altered in one shot unless you're on the conso
On Mar 10, 2012, at 4:37 PM, Jimmy THRASIBULE wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am discovering CFEngine3 and I would like to execute a command if a
> file is about to be repaired.
>
> The case here is to stop the Debian networking service if a change
> must be done on `/et/network/interfaces`. Is that possible?
Nick,
It works exactly as you have it. That is, pipe (|) is the proper OR and dot (.)
is the proper AND. You can also use an ampersand (&) for AND, although I do
prefer dot.
It looks to me that reason you're having a problem is that all of your
variables need to be defined, regardless of wethe
On Mar 1, 2012, at 3:22 PM, no-re...@cfengine.com wrote:
>
> Perhaps skipidentity or skipverify
I already have both of those set. This doesn't have anything to do with the
classes that get set.
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aim - elfbahamat | ja
I came across this old post on the mailing list:
https://cfengine.org/pipermail/help-cfengine/2009-December/006811.html
Quoting the relevant portion:
Mark Burgess wrote:
> Ouch. Perhaps we can make a configuration setting to ignore interfaces.
>
>> Bryan Ramirez wrote:
>> Some of our servers ha
I was thinking along these lines, but wasn't sure.
My takeaway on this is that it appears that what ifvarclass is evaluating is a
string (which is not guaranteed to be a valid class context) which it matches
against the existing class contexts. If the string contains invalid class
characters th
I would also love to have the debian directory used to build the debs.
--
Brian
On Mar 1, 2012, at 7:16 AM, Brian Whitehead wrote:
> It would be helpful to have the source RPMS available or at least the .spec
> file used to generate the RPMS. Maybe some at Cfengine will consider this
> requ
Aleksey,
I don't think that {{{ files: "/tmp/filename.txt"; }}} means that it is
promised to *exist* since one of the attributes is delete, which means that the
file promises to *not* exist.
The way I read the files: promisetype for agent is that the promiser only
promises to be a valid path n
It's my installation. The promises are only a few MB, but our file repo is a
few GB.
--
Brian
On Feb 28, 2012, at 6:41 AM, Ted Zlatanov wrote:
> On Fri, 24 Feb 2012 07:35:34 -0800 Aleksey Tsalolikhin
> wrote:
>
> AT> This site has been using CFEngine 2 for 5 years and they have a very
> AT
I had the same problem. I had to explicitly set this:
bindtointerface => "::"
Although I haven't done that on a multihomed host yet but I would assume it
will bind to all interfaces. My Cfengine server is listening *only* on v6 now.
I haven't tried to bind dual stack.
--
Brian
On Feb 27, 201
Greetings,
I'm beginning to work in IPv6 only environments. I've compiled cfengine 3.2.1
on Solaris 11 and cf-agent doesn't query for records (which I verified
with tcpdump that only A queries are going out). The S11 host works normally
with IPv6 destinations otherwise.
I have the communi
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