Yes, indeed. That was the reason. There has been a 'body location start'
inside the library.cf. I changed this to 'body location start_before'
there and in the files calling this body and everything worked like a
charm.
Thanks Neil!
Bernd Adamowicz
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HI, everyone, is there a way to get local ip address in cfengine3?
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There's always a hard class defined representing your IP address. E.g. the
address '172.31.102.56' will become the class '172_31_102_56'. As far as I
know, there's no special function for retrieving the IP adress, but I
might be wrong. Run 'cf-promises -v' to see the hard classes on your
system
Hi unknown sender,
help-cfengine-requ...@cfengine.org wrote:
> HI, everyone, is there a way to get local ip address in cfengine3?
You can get the local IP in form of a cfengine class, if you mean that.
Try running
cf-promises -v
on the client and you can see the local IP-Address in the form
192
I am also aware the hard class name, but is there any way i can put the
"classname" into a variable or a system variable such as sys.resolv？
2009/12/16 Robert Markula
> Hi unknown sender,
>
> help-cfengine-requ...@cfengine.org wrote:
> > HI, everyone, is there a way to get local ip address in cf
> HI, everyone, is there a way to get local ip address in cfengine3?
Hi,
You could use the builtin variable for hostname $(sys.fqhost) and use that to
get the ip from you nameservice
Perhaps something in the lines of:
"ip" string => execresult("host $(sys.fqhost) | sed -ne 's/$(sys.fqhost) ha
Er...It's my fault not explaining my demands clearly...
I want to use cfengine3 to set my hostname which contains a part of the ip
address...
The only way i can find is using shell script to "grep" it from the output
of "ifconfig", and someone tells me in cfengine2 there is a builtin variable
so i
Can you tell us why you need to know the IP address? There might be
another way to meet that end result.
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Cfengine gives the address on the interface, like in the following from my host.
There are too many possibilities to document in the manual -- each interface
can have
a different name/address etc
$(sys.ipv4) 192.168.1.100
$(sys.ipv4[wlan0]) 192.168.1.100
$(sys.ipv4_1[wlan0]) 192
Hi,
could you please paste a working example where it is possible to add and
delete a package with its version and architecture?
I.e. I'd like to add a package "jdk.x86_64" with version "2000:1.6.0_17-fcs"
and keep it frozen.
# yum list all | grep ^jdk.x86_64
jdk.x86_64
Why don't you want to use package_version?
I would try something like this (untested):
vars:
'package_version[jdk.x86_64]' string => '2000:1.6.0_17-fcs';
'package' slist => getindices('package_version');
packages:
"${package}"
package_policy => 'add',
package_method
I agree with Brendan..
You could also set ifelapsed to 0 in the promises you don't want to
lock, see
http://www.cfengine.org/manuals/cf3-reference.html#action-in-_002a.
By the way, the purpose of all databases is described in the manual,
http://www.cfengine.org/manuals/cf3-reference.html#Embedd
Thank you very much, it is useful!
But there is no mention of this builtin variable in the "cf3-Reference.pdf",
how could you find this?
2009/12/16 Mark Burgess
>
> Cfengine gives the address on the interface, like in the following from my
> host.
> There are too many possibilities to document i
2009/12/17 flex
>
> Thank you very much, it is useful!
> But there is no mention of this builtin variable in the "cf3-Reference.pdf",
> how could you find this?
>
sys.ipv4 is mentioned a couple of times en passent in the cf3
reference, see for example
http://www.cfengine.org/manuals/cf3-reference
I'll look into a workaround for this. Clearly it needs to be fixed.
The documentation is built automatically from the code, so all the different
interfaces make it tricky in this case.
Erlend Leganger wrote:
> 2009/12/17 flex
>> Thank you very much, it is useful!
>> But there is no mention of t
I browse the source code, and find it in sysinfo.c
It seems "sys.ipv4" is the only missing one :)
2009/12/17 Mark Burgess
>
> I'll look into a workaround for this. Clearly it needs to be fixed.
>
> The documentation is built automatically from the code, so all the
> different
> interfaces make i
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