ADNET Ghislain wrote:
> I have lot of little servers that are limited in their number of
> process.
What do you mean by "limited in their number of process"? cfengine uses
a client-initiated (pull-based) architecture. For a good summary of that
concept, see:
http://www.infrastructures.org/bo
You should be able to use cfengine without any persistant daemons.
On 4/13/06, Ed Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Depends on what daemon you mean. cfexecd can run as a daemon and
> provides scheduling, like cron, for cfagent. Or, you can run cfexecd
> from cron and not have it become a backgr
Depends on what daemon you mean. cfexecd can run as a daemon and
provides scheduling, like cron, for cfagent. Or, you can run cfexecd
from cron and not have it become a background process (-F option). No
daemon necessary there.
cfservd is not necessary on the client side either. You lose t
Hello,
I am looking at cfengine and it seems to be very usefull in my case. I
have a beginer's question that i cannot solve reading the website. I
have lot of little servers that are limited in their number of process.
Is it necessary to have a daemon running on the client side of cfengine
and i
