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Greetings,
Yesterday I had troubles building cf3.0.2 on rhel 5 32 bit. Cf-promises
-x segfaulted. Today I tried again on another host, same architecture.
The result was the same. Now I've tried the same thing but with version
3.0.3. Still the problem persists. I used a straight configure w
This is a simple thing. Fixed in svn
nwat...@symcor.com wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> Yesterday I had troubles building cf3.0.2 on rhel 5 32 bit. Cf-promises
> -x segfaulted. Today I tried again on another host, same architecture.
> The result was the same. Now I've tried the same thing but with
Will this fix make to 3.0.4 due out soon?
Sincerely,
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Yes
nwat...@symcor.com wrote:
> Will this fix make to 3.0.4 due out soon?
>
> Sincerely,
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> 416-673-3465
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What version did cf-runagent begin to take the --hail option?
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That's what svn is for ;-)
nwat...@symcor.com wrote:
> What version did cf-runagent begin to take the --hail option?
>
> Sincerely,
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> Neil Watson
> 416-673-3465
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Alas, I only have access to SVN from home, in the evenings.
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Hello
I'm trying to add two lines into a file using the edit_line statement
My code looks as follows -
TestServers::
"/etc/auto_direct"
comment => "Installing /batch and /scripts",
create => "true",
edit_line => ap
I view one edit line as one promise. Having multiple edit lines muddies
the promise water. You could try placing your lines in a list and have a
single promise process the list.
Complex example:
http://www.cfengine.org/manuals/cf3-solutions.html#Postfix-mail-configuration
Sincerely,
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edit_line is a "subroutine", do either
--
vars:
"lines" string =>
"
/scripts
/batch..
";
files:
"/etc/auto_direct"
comment => "Installing /batch and /scripts",
create => "true",
I agree it probably shouldn't do this, but for us it has only happened
a handful of time over the last 3 years on thousands of systems so it
wasn't worth debugging further. For us originally, purging /inputs
helped combat errant configurations, although now we use other
external methods to solve t
These are more observations I've made over the past little while. Not
criticism just things I would think of doing were I king for the day.
Classes and case.
I'm very lazy. I'd prefer if Hr13 and hr13 were the same. The really
annoying hard classes are the likes of SuSE, which I can never rem
On 2/23/10 11:21 AM, "nwat...@symcor.com" wrote:
> Classes and case.
> I'm very lazy. I'd prefer if Hr13 and hr13 were the same. The really
> annoying hard classes are the likes of SuSE, which I can never remember.
> Why can't it be suse?
+1
> I wish that Community cf-execd would reread config
CFserverd already rereads its config when it changes.
michoski wrote:
> On 2/23/10 11:21 AM, "nwat...@symcor.com" wrote:
>> Classes and case.
>> I'm very lazy. I'd prefer if Hr13 and hr13 were the same. The really
>> annoying hard classes are the likes of SuSE, which I can never remember.
>> W
For posterity there is a way to do this. I was referred to the
pcrepattern man page in a separate thread.Here is a working example.
[nwat...@unxxhd01 inputs]$ cat bar.cf
##
body common control {
bundlesequence => { "test" };
}
bundle agent test {
classes:
Sorry, I misread. Already looking at this, but not next release.
Mark Burgess wrote:
> CFserverd already rereads its config when it changes.
>
> michoski wrote:
>> On 2/23/10 11:21 AM, "nwat...@symcor.com" wrote:
>>> Classes and case.
>>> I'm very lazy. I'd prefer if Hr13 and hr13 were the sam
On 2/23/10 12:15 PM, "Mark Burgess" wrote:
> Sorry, I misread. Already looking at this, but not next release.
Thanks, and to be fair, I also misread cf-execd as cf-serverd in Neil's
original post... Though the preference of being able to control
auto-restart behavior (regardless of which daemon)
What do these messages mean and why am I getting so many of them from each run
of this promise?
"/var/opt/ids/error\.log\.[0-9]{1,2}"
transformer => "/bin/compress -f $(this.promiser)";
Directory /var in search path /var/opt/ids/error\.log\.[0-9]{1,2} is controlled
b
I think this is fantastic are there sources (srpms) available?
My two cents on the lsb: Personally I have used both and have no
favorite. I don't think we can move the /var/cfengine/bin to
/opt/cfengine/bin like we had as an option in v2 at build time. V3
seems to be more static in the build to be
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