It is also true that a search of "one" is a search, so I think Seva is right to
point out
this issue,
M
daniel.kl...@cfengine.com wrote:
> This is the root of the problem:
>
> file_select implies a search - and the only way you can have a search is
> either with depth_search or a wildcard in t
This is the root of the problem:
file_select implies a search - and the only way you can have a search is
either with depth_search or a wildcard in the filename
I believe this is also a bug, in that Cfengine should tell you when you have
a promise that cannot be satisfied, and requires a componen
Never mind, I found it
Seva Gluschenko wrote:
> Mark,
>
> here it is:
>
> files:
> "$(sys.workdir)/promise.log"
> file_select => size_exceeds("1M"),
> rename => rotate("2"),
> depth_search=> recurse("1"),
>
This is not the promise that gave you a message about needing depth search for
rename. Can
you show me how you got that message please?
Seva Gluschenko wrote:
> Mark,
>
> here it is:
>
> files:
> "$(sys.workdir)/promise.log"
> file_select => size_exceeds("1M"),
>
Well, I've foreseen such an answer )
Anyway, in my humble opinion the approach is just wrong.
2010/6/4 Nakarin Phooripoom :
> Then, you should do something like the following; changing the promiser to a
> parent directory and using file_select to match the file name. Haven't test
> but it shoul
Then, you should do something like the following; changing the promiser to a
parent directory and using file_select to match the file name. Haven't test but
it should work. :-)
files:
"/var/cfengine"
file_select => size_exceeds("promise\.log","1M"),
depth_search => recurse("1"),
Nakarin,
this way you can only define timed rotation (by means of action =>
if_elapsed or by classes), but not size-based rotation. To define
size-based rotation, I use file_select, but it wants depth_search from
me. I believe, depth_search requirement must be suppressed for file
promises.
2010/6
I think this is some kind of logic error :)
Nakarin Phooripoom wrote:
> Do we really need to include depth_search to rotate a file?
>
> file:
>"/var/cfengine/promise.log"
> rename => rotate("3");
>
> Cheers,
> --Nakarin
>
> On Jun 4, 2010, at 8:46 AM, Seva Gluschenko wrote:
>
>> Hel
Do we really need to include depth_search to rotate a file?
file:
"/var/cfengine/promise.log"
rename => rotate("3");
Cheers,
--Nakarin
On Jun 4, 2010, at 8:46 AM, Seva Gluschenko wrote:
> Hello folks,
>
> When I wrote a promise to rotate /var/cfengine/promise.log (BTW, why
> Cfengine
Doh,
now I have another warning:
-> Warning: File select constraint body promised but no depth search indicated
Can I get rid of warnings please?
2010/6/4 Seva Gluschenko :
> Mark,
>
> here it is:
>
> files:
> "$(sys.workdir)/promise.log"
> file_select => size_exceed
Mark,
here it is:
files:
"$(sys.workdir)/promise.log"
file_select => size_exceeds("1M"),
rename => rotate("2"),
depth_search=> recurse("1"),
comment => "rotate promise.log";
Now I've commented out d
Hi Seva,
this sounds pretty silly, so I'm going to blame someone else for this ;-)
Can you show the original promise that generated the error please?
Seva Gluschenko wrote:
> Hello folks,
>
> When I wrote a promise to rotate /var/cfengine/promise.log (BTW, why
> Cfengine doesn't rotate it?), cf
Hello folks,
When I wrote a promise to rotate /var/cfengine/promise.log (BTW, why
Cfengine doesn't rotate it?), cf-promises warned me about using rename
body without depth_search body. Well, okay, despite I was surprised
with such a requirement, I've added depth_search => recursion("1").
Now (with
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