ss :
>>>
>>> We've not seen or heard of anything like this from anyone else, but
>>> we'll look into it. No code has changed here for quite a while. Please
>>> tell us what OS you are running this on. There is always the possibility
>>> of
Hello,
I just upgraded to 3.1.4 (from 3.0.5) and am facing a critical bug
that breaks all our code. Basically the following promise:
files:
"/srv/${global.INTERNAL_REVERSED_DOMAIN}/hudson/plugins/text-finder.hpi"
copy_from => fastCopyFromRemote("${global.OVERMIND_HOST}",
"${globa
Hello,
The following (which worked perfectly under 3.0.3) no longer works after an
update to 3.0.5_p1:
body common control
{
bundlesequence => {"setupPhase"};
}
bundle agent setupPhase
{
vars:
"my_result" string => execresult("/bin/echo dada | grep da",
"useshell");
co
Hello,
I want to delete a directory and all its content, I am running cfengine
3.0.3 and the exact example of the manual does *not* work:
bundle agent cleanup
{
files:
# This will not delete the parent
"/home/mark/tmp/testcopy"
delete => tidyfiles,
vars:
foo string => execresult("verylongandcomplexcommandhere myArgument");
and I'd like to avoid repeating this code all the time. Any options to do
that?
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> Jean-Noel
>
>
> On Mon, Feb 1, 2010 at 4:00 PM, Nakarin Phooripoom <
> mynameisje...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Maybe this is what you want.
>>
>> body depth_search recurse(depth)
>> {
>> depth => "$(depth)";
>> exc
Hi
It seems to me exclude_dirs is not flexible enough, or I dont know how to
use it properly.
Say I have a base directory I want to copy recursively, base/. Inside base/
there is a data subfolder, and inside data cache/.
I dont want to copy the cache directory base/data/cache; however I do want
Pretty much is in the topic. I am looking to do that within a promise, not
with external stuff like the -N command line switch or the use of modules.
Can I undefine a class in a classes promise for instance?
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On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 3:57 PM, Jean-Noël Rivasseau wrote:
> Hello, there are three options for dirlinks: delete, keep and tidy. What
> means tidy? This is not explained in the manual; please update the manual
> accordingly.
>
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Hello, there are three options for dirlinks: delete, keep and tidy. What
means tidy? This is not explained in the manual; please update the manual
accordingly.
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Hi,
in 3.0.2 this file was present in the cfengine direct folder as
cfengine_lock_db, but it seems to have moved to state/cf_lock.db in SVN
trunk.
I don't know exactly the purposes of that file; I know only that it somehow
prevents cf-execd to start if the last cf-execd instance was started less
Hi,
yes this was only an example. The point was to demonstrate the cf-engine
bug, I know that the example I wrote is stupid. Shall I report it to the bug
mailing list (I think yes)?
2009/12/4
> You might try some negative testing on your shell command before you
> integrate it with CF. I don't
Hi,
This is actually one of the first thing I tried to do with cf-engine, never
managed to do "correctly". Now I have much more cf-engine experience,
understands better how the software is supposed to work, but I am still
stuck on this one.
Basically this code explains what I want to do:
bundle
Hmm, can someone reply about that?
Jean-Noel
On Fri, Nov 27, 2009 at 10:48 AM, Jean-Noël Rivasseau wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I wanted to use the Bash syntax $(mycommand) to launch a subshell in a
> returnszero promise. So I coded it as:
>
> "MyClass" expression => r
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