a successful policy update. There might be situations where
fencing off a host no longer getting policy updates would be beneficial
(removing from pools, and fire-walling off services on the host that may
be providing suspect content come to mind)
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with the time of the last successful policy update. (this will not work
on a bootstrap as the motd template is not available to expand)
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host specific notes if wanted. But not quite sure how to do that yet.
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This forces update then run so that the latest policy will be evaluated.
I have attached my latest failsafe.cf for your enjoyment, please excuse
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# This file is part of Cfengine 3 - written and main
issue here is the client does not have the servers key and cannot
trust the server.
I cant quite reconcile in my head the key exchange, or the best way to
manage the key exchange.
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!!! System error for stat: "No such file or directory"
Can't stat file "/var/cfengine/inputs/promises.cf" for parsing
!!! System error for stat: "No such file or directory"
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eiving
mis-matches are a different story. So I suppose it makes sense to just
trust on initial connection, it will error if there is ever a miss-match.
That brings up the question how can I instruct SSH to automatically save
a host fingerprint on initial connection.
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> I'm trying to create an agent that creates seed forward and reverse zone
> files for bind9. I'd like to specify the static addresses in both files:
> forward:
> myhost.acme.com. IN A 192.168.1.254
> reverse:
> 254.1.168.192.
On Wed, Dec 29, 2010 at 08:42:46PM +0100, Nicolas Charles wrote:
> And of course, if you have several policy servers, generate the lastseen
> report on each of them
> Then you can run the command using cf-runagent
Run the command? Won't cf-runagent just force a cf-agent run?
I haven't been succes
On Wed, Dec 29, 2010 at 11:17:04PM +0100, no-re...@cfengine.com wrote:
> Also, on a new release of Cfengine you are probably wondering if you should
> put effort into upgrading.
> Therefore, I decided to write a small article on the new and cool features of
> Cfengine 3.1.2 and how to take advant
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> Therefore, I decided to write a small article on the new and cool features of
> Cfengine 3.1.2 and how to take advantage of them (if this is not automatic).
> Please feel free to comment on the usefulness of it, to make my d
On Thu, Dec 30, 2010 at 10:42:59PM +0100, Erlend Leganger wrote:
> I have a simple setup where all servers (<30) are on the same LAN. The
> policies include heartbeat promise which always evaluates to true, this
> promise runs a heartbeat script which updates a data file per server on a
> common NF
On Thu, Dec 30, 2010 at 04:41:23PM -0600, Nick Anderson wrote:
> That design pattern could be used to make an http call back to some
> centralized location and record information in a database or even just
> use http put to drop it into a file, similiar to how you are using the
> nfs
On Fri, Dec 31, 2010 at 05:01:14PM +0100, Erlend Leganger wrote:
> Heh, you learn something new every day... I configured my Apache
> server and made a PUT handler as described in [1], then I can use curl
> on the client to upload files:
> curl --request PUT --upload-file heartbeat.txt
> -Hheartbea
t / post-commit.
> Anyone checking / creating JIRA tickets, validating the syntax of the
> promises, or other cool stuff? I’d be curious to see what other folks
> are doing.
I have a pre-commit hook that re-writes author name since authenticaion
uses an obtuse unique user id from
I see that in files copy_from the purge option will remove files on the
client that do not match files on the server. with 3.1.2 it does not
appear to remove directories on the client hat do not match directories
on the server. Is there supposed to be a different option for that?
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> https://cfengine.com/bugtracker/view.php?id=201
Perhaps I was not paying close enough attention. It appears to be
purging properly now.
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The documentation at cfengine.org is available, but as far as published
books I don't think there are any yet. I believe there is at least one
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> field, thanks!
You know CVS is dead right? ;)
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he processes
applies to all nodes. At least thats probably the easiest way to
configure it if inputs changes restart services.
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Will someone explain to me what this is used for?
Perhaps I am dense, but I dont understand what the year number is, or
why it would be useful.
A `lifecycle index', which is the year number modulo 3 (used in long
term resource memory).
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or something it would make more sense to me.
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mailed if cf-agent is executed by cf-execd or so it seems (so long as
the report is not a duplicate).
Is that correct? Can someone point me to the documentation that
describes the behavior?
There is currently no support for emailing promisees reports is there?
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> Cfengine's monitoring is very different and superior to anything else I've
> seen. Cf notices when things are abnormal for that particular host. Normal
> monitoring solutions use centralized thresholds that are then manually
> c
I've seen a few user management bundles floating around but I haven't
seen much for group management.
I like the array pattern for defining user and group configuration but I
am running into an issue with groups. Here are my bundles
bundle agent definegroups {
vars:
"group[users]" slist =>
On Thu, 2011-05-19 at 14:37 +0200, no-re...@cfengine.com wrote:
> Forum: Cfengine Help
> Subject: Re: where to put local promises? site.cf?
> Author: neilhwatson
> Link to topic: https://cfengine.com/forum/read.php?3,21932,22062#msg-22062
>
> Organize the files anyway you like Aleksey. As long as
n argue that
machines dont have free will because they arent sentient, but I'm sure there
are plenty of people who would argue that you have no proof that machines
aren't sentient.
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On 08/19/2011 03:39 AM, no-re...@cfengine.com wrote:
> By contrast, the provisioning network has no DNS or NIS at all, only DHCP.
I think you will want to look at skipverify in the control bodys.
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mainly for body parts, There is a github account Aleksey started but it
has minimal participation so far https://github.com/cfengine/contrib.
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at end I don't think your
failsafe or any dependent files (if any) should change very often at all
once you get going.
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policy update from
happening. If you only run cf-agent normally a syntax error in your
promises.cf may prevent the policy from updating without manual
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syntax error preventing it from running. Would it not
> go to failsafe?
Perhaps I missed something, but I don't think thats what I have observed
in the past.
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t global env values?
>
> Below is part of my code that didn't work:
>
> ...
> bundle agent set_profile
> {
> commands:
> "source /etc/profile"
> contain => in_shell_and_silent;
> }
source is a shell bu
file... not specified in help page ;)
I noticed that the other day,
Thanks for reminding me to file a bug.
https://cfengine.com/bugtracker/view.php?id=828
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On 10/12/2011 02:28 PM, Jeff Blaine wrote:
> There used to be 4 great videos up of Mark's training/presentation
>
> http://cfengine.com/training
They are still there, inside the engine room.
https://cfengine.com/inside/videos
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> On 10/12/2011 02:28 PM, Jeff Blaine wrote:
>> There used to be 4 great videos up of Mark's training/presentation
>>
>> http://cfengine.com/training
>
> They are still there, inside the engine room.
>
> https:
to implement NTP",
>>package_policy=> "add",
>>package_method=> apt; # defined in stdlib
You probably need something like this.
body agent control {
# This is needed for packages that want some configuration like
# postfix.
g. And a bad one.
Maybe it would be a good idea to have a promise timeout.
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ted" status codes instead of hard coding only 200 in.
Is thee some native cfengine function that I could use in
check_http_content so as not to rely on curl being available?
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# "any" usebundle => check_http_status("www.cmdln.org", "80"
does increase the complexity of the failsafe.cf a bit, and generally you
want it to be as simple as possible.
As for applying a promise to all nodes you can use the any class.
Hope it helps.
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vars:
"last_update_report"
string => execr
tatus bundle. I was only getting the http status code
back, similar to the example. I used curl when I want to check that some
specific content on the page exists.
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for a few days and try again.
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ead becomes:
>
> "$(crond)/cfrun"
> perms => "{ mode: 644, owners: ['root'] }";
I think that is infinitely more readable.
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What would the best way to capture a list of the files detected changed
into a list?
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ovide a repository for
> community sharing of modules, bundles and policies. More details to come in
> the near future :)
I hope you can deliver that by Christmas morning ;)
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said either tool could be compromised and used to
hijack your infrastructure. But it also gives you the ability to manage
more machines than just logging in directly. Not to mention the self
documenting nature of any config management system which alone can be
wor
beyond a few nodes I usually have one of
those few nodes act as a master for the files that are checked out from
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_all_ of my clients to do that. I know
others do, I think Aleksey does it that way.
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getindices("$(v)");
# Be careful if the index string contains funny chars
"cindex[$(index)]" string => canonify("$(index)");
field_edits:
# match a line starting like the key = something
"\s*$(index)\s*=.*"
edit_field => col("=&
nrpe, or ssh etc ...
The Nova edition might have some of that central reporting but I am not
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h and should be treated as such. Provide an easy/convenient and
standardized way to contribute and use community contributions. Also fix
the COPBL or add a new stdlib that has a higher quality control and
phase out the COPBL.
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quot;$(groupindex)","4","@(groups[$(groupindex)][members])";
}
I can get it to expand out to groups[specialadmins][members] but not the
slist stored there, I am sure I am mis understanding some concept here,
can someone enlighten me?
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> this file; however, I was looking more for a setting that I can set so that
> this file is limited to a certain size.
You could schedule it for garbage collection like any other log file.
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On 01/13/2012 05:15 AM, Nicolas Charles wrote:
> On 13/01/2012 07:05, Nick Anderson wrote:
>> I cant seem to get the syntax right for accessing a list stored in an array.
>>
>> I define users and groups using arrays, I would like to be able to use
>> the same style
Yeah i noticed that it changed in svn for yum recently. I think that the
previous behavior was a bit zealous. You could add action => if_elapsed to
your package policy.
no-re...@cfengine.com wrote:
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>Subject: package lists being updated after every run?
>Author: simonblake
ng a process. Here it is just as another example. And
if anyone has any suggestions how to get days since epoch without a
commands promise that would be great.
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{
bundlesequence => { "main" };
inputs => {
"cfengine_stdlib.cf&q
serving.
Regardless I think the COPBL is missing a complete set of local user
management bundles to help abstract the process a bit. If I ever finish
mine I'll be sure to submit them :).
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> "/usr/sbin/sshd";
>"argument"string => "";
>"cfg_file"string => "/etc/ssh/sshd_config";
>"cfg_source" string => "/etc/ssh/sshd_config";
>"mode"s
On 01/19/2012 11:10 PM, Nick Anderson wrote:
> I dont understand how the variables arent clobbering eachother in this
> policy.
>
> Maybe its late and I am missing something, but it looks to me like your
> redefining daemon, processes, argument, cfg_file, cfg_source, mode,
> us
go,
I cant think of a better way to do it yet, would be nice to be able to
just selectively edit it.
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On 01/20/2012 08:51 AM, Nick Anderson wrote:
> On 01/20/2012 01:35 AM, no-re...@cfengine.com wrote:
>> Forum: CFEngine Help
>> Subject: Re: maintaining /etc/security/limits.conf with cf3
>> Author: zzamboni
>> Link to topic: https://cfengine.com/forum/read.php?3,2146
y ?
That did not make any corrections for me.
it added the lines, but for example if there is already an entry for
sybase hard memlock 1000 it does not get altered.
On a side note, seems like insert_lines location before() is not in the
stdlib, after is but not before.
; Edited file /tmp/sshd_config
and it adds the sections to the config
$ cat /tmp/sshd_config
Match User restricteduser
Match Group sftponly
on the second execution I get no errors
$ cf-agent -KIf ./sshd_sftponly.cf
-> Edited file /tmp/sshd_config
but only one section is edited.
$ cat /tmp/sshd_
sybase hard
memlock 1";
That seems like a poor way to communicate meaning.
Here is the edited version as well.
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bundlesequence => { "configfiles" };
inputs => { "/var/cfengine/masterfiles/cfengine_stdlib.cf" };
version
I also added an insert_lines for "# End of file" because if you don't have it,
it errors. Though I think it's not necissary to have that before "# End of
file" location directive. Did you have a specific reason why you added it?
no-re...@cfengine.com wrote:
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Thanks Diego, I had a feeling it was in the select_region body but had not
pinned it down. I'll take a closer look this evening to make sure I better
understand.
no-re...@cfengine.com wrote:
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>Subject: Re: Help with managing regions in a config file.
>Author: zzamboni
>Li
yeah you had the before section, but I didn't see anything that ensured the "#
End of File" string was actually in the file, maybe I just missed it.
For what it's worth I found that negative look ahead pattern in replace_or_add
in the stdlib.
no-re...@cfengine.com wrote:
>Forum: CFEngine Hel
Ah yes, I see now what I did wrong. Thanks again Diego!
Nick Anderson wrote:
>Thanks Diego, I had a feeling it was in the select_region body but had
>not pinned it down. I'll take a closer look this evening to make sure
>I better understand.
>
>no-re...@cfengine.
ferent bundles, and
call one bundle if the class exists, and one if it does not.
Perhaps that is considered the "proper" way because your containing a
specific idea, not a decision tree.
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es, depending on that incoming argument.)
Here is one that works like that, just play with commenting/uncommenting
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"main",
};
inputs => {
"cfengine_stdlib.cf&
nges",
> signals => { "hup" };
cron will match on crontab as well. I think it will also match if you
did vim mycronfile since cron was in the process string.
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unt for slight differences.)
>
> On the system I'm on at the moment for example, it looks like I should be
> able to match "/usr/sbin/cron" to avoid also matching again "crontab -e" or
> "vi /var/spool/cron/foo" or the like.
t even necessary any more for some
> implementations, no?
Nope, not required on all systems.
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Can you provide verbose output Please?
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>Subject: Editing /etc/shadow file using variables
>Author: josephvj
>Link to topic:
>https://cfengine.com/forum/read.php?3,24723,24723#msg-24723
>
>Hi,
>I'm out of scope in editing /etc/shadow file using va
er exists, you don't wasn't to
add a line and set the field.
user existence means they are found in /etc/passwd, but that does not
necessarily correspond with an entry in /etc/shadow.
Take a look at this bundle for some ideas.
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b
probably get set on a
subsequent execution in 5 minutes or whatever. The key thing here to
realize and you may or may not want this behavior, is that now the
password setting will always be enforced. Each time your policy runs
that users password will be set to what you defined.
I hope that makes s
able advise.
Your welcome, I hope it helps.
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>
> "agents" expression => regcmp( "ag.*" , "${sys.host}");
>
>
>
> but I have two hosts that would match that expression and I want to
> exclude them. Let's say they are agent041 and agent042.
In that case I think y
I think the package name is cfengine-community
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>Author: zzamboni
>Link to topic:
>https://cfengine.com/forum/read.php?3,24739,24740#msg-24740
>
>If you installed the binary packages from cfeng
cy that you want to apply to a host.
Take a look at the classes that are defined by default on a host
cf-promises -v | grep Defined
you should find several classes that relate to hostname and domain name
that are probably a good place to start figuring out how to use classes
fo
ook if it deals with such
> situation, meaning: dealing with a configuration files which could have
> "stanzas" a-la-sshd_config, and doing the right thing.
This might have what your looking for Marco, perhaps Diego can update
his sshd promise to include a location before Match.
he examples and tutorials and
> documents I can get my hands on, but the learning curve is pretty high
> so theres a good chance I've missed it :|
>
> Thanks in advance for any help or direction anyone can give!
What if instead of inserting the rule on the fly you edit the saved
be wanting to use
the location in insert lines for sure
(http://cfengine.com/manuals/cf3-reference.html#location-in-insert_005flines),
to place your insert before your deny rule. Attached is an example that
uses the select region, I hope its close enough to get you started.
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R: List 1: list1v3
R: In bundle agent main
R: String 1: string value 1
R: String 2: string value 2
R: List 1: $(site.list1)
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"site",
e file and what specific lines were changed?
If all changes made are kept in version control you could get the
desired information from there. You might be able to write an agent that
hooked into something like inotify (though I am not even sure you can
ferret all the info you w
ehaviour. Consider it a known bug for the
> time being.
>
> http://cfengine.com/manuals/cf3-reference.html#List-variable-substitution-and-expansion
Thanks Mark, btw, the manual seems broken or the nav changed so much
that I am confused. Ill go find the pdf of the curre
: l3 $(main.array[key])
R: test: l4 $(main.array[key])
R: test: l5 $($(main.array)[key])
R: test: l6 @(main.array[key])
R: test: l7 @(config[key])
R: test: s1 stringvalue
R: test: s2 stringvalue
R: main: l1 listitem1
R: main: l1 listitem2
R: main: l2 $(this.array[key])
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Just drop the qualifier $(context.variable) -> $(variable)
I had a report like that
"test: l1 $(config[key])";
I got this output
R: test: l1 $(config[key])
Sorry I must be quite dense for not seeing what I am doing wrong.
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172_30_64_171 and 192_168_55_4 are also valid class names.
You could do an slist with your ips and then create a canonified list to
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> Oh yes, I've been overcomplexifying with the ipv4 prefix, thank you Nick
> But I feel the iprange function more usable in case of complex architecture
I should finish reading things, thats very nice, I didn't know that
function existed and i missed
see a way to
accomplish it.
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to that being harder to read I use that specific value for
removing any conflicting routes as well so then my issue would be
getting the value of the subnet which I suppose I could split out of the
string to get. just rambling now thinking out loud.
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"eth1[NETMASK]" string => "255.255.255.192";
files:
"/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-$(interfaces)"
comment => "Configure interface for persistance"
edit_defaults => n
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