I see the same results.
[r...@unxxhd01 inputs]# cf-agent -If ./foo.cf
-> Executing '/bin/ls -l /home/nwatson/bin/foo.sh'
...(timeout=-678,owner=-1,group=-1)
Q: ".../bin/ls -l /hom": -rwxr--r-- 1 nwatson essi 34 Mar 16 15:29
/home/nwatson/bin/foo.sh
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Subject: RE: auto define command promises to be executable but isn't
What happens if you keep the mode at 544 and change the owner from bin to
root?
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What happens if you keep the mode at 544 and change the owner from bin to
root?
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The agent is running as root. The only difference for inetd I've noticed is
that it's only executable by root whereas the other commands that work are
executable by anyone.
Specifying
auto__etc_inetd_conf::
"/usr/sbin/inetd -c"
contain => owner(root)
body contain owner(owner)
{
ex
inetd is set to mode 544 owner bin:bin. Is the agent running as a user
that has enough rights? Have you tested with other seemingly executable
files?
I run a few commands on my lab host and I haven't see this error.
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Is this a bug?
maryann:/home/root/inputs# cf-agent -KI -b test -f ./inetd.cf |tee
/tmp/cfagent.out
!!! No bundlesequence in the common control body
>> Using command line specified bundlesequence
-> Copying from
maryann.dcpds.cpms.osd.mil:/var/cfengine_master/master_files/etc/inetd.conf
-> Ow
