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From: Justin Lloyd [mailto:jll...@digitalglobe.com]
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Subject: RE: Cfengine Help: Re: RE: Cfengine Help: cfengine program flow
Marco,
It appears you are correct. Give
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Marco,
It appears you are correct. Given this test file:
bod
ndle) and never get unset even if the condition that initially
>created it is no longer true... Again the key word is an impression that needs
>to be confirmed by someone in the know or has done the necessary testing.
>
>Marco
>
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>As I understand it, it will reevalu
t;Justin
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ova>vars in bundle dg (2)
>nova>classes in bundle dg (2)
>nova>vars in bundle dg (3)
>nova>classes in bundle dg (3)
>
>Note how it does 3 iterations of the promise types in bundle "def", then
>3 of bundle "update", etc. ("dg" is a
dg (2)
>nova>classes in bundle dg (2)
>nova>vars in bundle dg (3)
>nova>classes in bundle dg (3)
>
>Note how it does 3 iterations of the promise types in bundle "def", then
>3 of bundle "update", etc. ("dg" is a custom bundl
cific example of how this may be causing a problem
for you? If so, please state your problem as a business requirement
rather than providing example code, which can often confuse matters.
Justin
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el, Marco
Cc: Justin Lloyd; fo...@cfengine.com; help-cfengine@cfengine.org
Subject: Re: Cfengine Help: Re: RE: Cfengine Help: cfengine program flow
Kinda-sorta :-)
Classes that are defined in a "common" bundle are global. Classes that
are
defined in any other kind of bundle are local to
undle dg (2)
> nova>classes in bundle dg (2)
> nova>vars in bundle dg (3)
> nova>classes in bundle dg (3)
>
> Note how it does 3 iterations of the promise types in bundle "def", then
> 3 of bundle "update", etc. ("dg" is a custom
uot;, etc. ("dg" is a custom bundle of mine).
Justin
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is a custom bundle of mine).
Justin
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org] On Behalf Of Justin Lloyd
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Subject: RE: Cfengine Help: cfengine program flow
Nicolas,
Cfengine evaluates all bundles as they are ordered within the
bundlesequence. Within each bundle, it evaluates the
Forum: Cfengine Help
Subject: Re: RE: Cfengine Help: cfengine program flow
Author: nicolas
Link to topic: https://cfengine.com/forum/read.php?3,16959,16960#msg-16960
thanks for the fast response.
it helps, i thought this is a recommendation :-/ (i should read more exactly)
but one question i
Nicolas,
Cfengine evaluates all bundles as they are ordered within the
bundlesequence. Within each bundle, it evaluates the promise types in
the following order (from section 2.8.1 in the reference manual):
vars
classes
interfaces
processes
storage
Hello Nicolas,
To answer:
1) section 2.8 Normal ordering) of cf-engine reference book (no it is not top
down) but packages are before commands and it will loop 3 times.
2) There are many reasons for a promise not to be kept without the promises at
hand it is hard to say but it is possible that
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