BCH == Brian C Hill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
BCH> Is there anyway to tell cfagent to not pay attention to the elapsed
BCH> time?
Do you want it to pay attention sometimes, but not other times? I decided
that I didn't ever want it to pay attention, so I just set
IfElapsed = ( 0 )
in my cfagen
DCK == Digant C Kasundra
DCK> Is there a decent step-by-step how-to on how to setup 2 systems?
Have you seen http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/onlamp/2004/04/15/cfengine.html
and http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/onlamp/2004/05/13/distributed_cfengine.html?
-Josh (
EFB == Edward F Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
EFB> Have any other tools addressed 'undo'?
A different class of tools: Revision control systems, like CVS and
Subversion. I don't see an easy way to integrate their techniques into
Cfengine, but the idea of committing each change, and being able to roll
PK == Paul Krizak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
PK> As far as I know, cfengine does imports *last*. That means that despite
PK> your import statement being at the top of your file, cfgroups.conf isn't
PK> actually imported until after the containing file is parsed.
PK>
PK> Luckily, imports *are* imported
[* I sent this message to the old gnu.org list, and only got one reply
(with a clever but somewhat hackish workaround), so I'm re-sending it
to the new cfengine.org list in case others have other ideas. *]
I'm trying to split my class definitions into a cfgroups.conf file, so
that my update.
