I don't see how this could scale. Even a small policy can have dozens of promises. A email for each one would just flood my mailbox.
> For example, if I have a promise to ensure that a Solaris system?s > hostname is in /etc/nodename, I should write the promise so that it > doesn?t do anything if the file is correct, rather than just > recreating the correct file every time the agent runs, regardless of > whether the file?s contents are already correct. You've lost me here. If /etc/nodname has the correct contents Cfengine will not recreate the file it will do nothing. This is normal. Sincerely, -- Neil Watson 416-673-3465
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