Yes, the 'break' causes it to break out of the for loop. I'm running this on CentOS 5.5, with the default python 2.4:
# certmaster-ca --list-signed | wc -l 20 # /usr/bin/func-inventory -v | grep 'system inventory' | wc -l -- connection refused: server12 11 Now if I apply the patch which changes it to a 'continue' and run inventory again, I get all the hosts that are up: # /usr/bin/func-inventory -v | grep system | wc -l -- connection refused: server12 -- connection refused: server18 18 And indeed, I can verify that all hosts get their inventories updated with the patch. Hope this clears things up. hany On Wed, Mar 16, 2011 at 10:36 AM, seth vidal <[email protected]>wrote: > On Wed, 2011-03-16 at 09:43 -0400, Hany Fahim wrote: > > Hey Seth, > > > > > > Just FYI, I'm using 0.27, but it also affected 0.25. It becomes > > apparent with many servers (I'm using it on 20 servers currently). The > > list gets generated in no particular order, and when #12 is down, it > > stops right there and doesn't complete. > > > > I'm happy to apply your patch b/c it fixes the output of what hosts are > down but are you sure it stops processing them entirely? And doesn't > just stop outputting what it is doing? > > > -sv > > > >
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