Hi everyone,
I'm running into a funny issue, using a files promise to clean up files
older than 30 days, that seems to catch very recent files (less than a
few minutes old), or possibly files that are undergoing modifications as
CFEngine runs.
Here are my promises:
bundle clean_www_archives {
Jonathan-
Looking naively at FnCallNow() in evalfunction.c, I believe you are correct in
your suspicion that cf-agent uses the start time as "now". Now, I say
"naively" because I am not that familiar with the Cfengine core code, and I
have a not-quite up-to-date version. For a long-running ag
Forum: CFEngine Help
Subject: Re: methods and variable expansion
Author: terok
Link to topic: https://cfengine.com/forum/read.php?3,25156,25163#msg-25163
Couldn't see what you had in the pastebin as it just gives unknown id.
It seems that the variable passed through usebundle to the called bundle
Hi Dan,
On 04/03/2012 15:24, Daniel V. Klein wrote:
> Jonathan-
>
> Looking naively at FnCallNow() in evalfunction.c, I believe you are correct
> in your suspicion that cf-agent uses the start time as "now". Now, I say
> "naively" because I am not that familiar with the Cfengine core code, and
