Erik, can you try show us exactly what command results in this message.
I don't get anything like this when I run your example through Cfengine.
M
On 01/13/2011 10:38 AM, Erik Mouw wrote:
> On Jan 13, 2011, at 10:35, Eystein Måløy Stenberg wrote:
>
> Hi Eystein,
>
>> In any case this is a bug (it should never print non-printable chars).
>> Please retry with Cfengine 3.1.2 (if you are on an older version), as I
>> believe it has already been fixed..
>
> This -is- with Cfengine 3.1.2, so whatever it is, it has not been fixed
> properly or it pops up on a different place.
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Erik
>
>> --
>> Regards
>> Eystein
>>
>> On 01/13/2011 10:04 AM, Erik Mouw wrote:
>>> Hi all,
>>>
>>> I'm writing a promise to keep a nameserver and a locking daemon for a
>>> CAD package running as a specific user, and on one RHEL3 64 bit machine
>>> (yes I know, no longer supported by Red Hat, but we need it for legacy
>>> designs) I get the following errors:
>>>
>>> Validation: Error reading assumed integer value "Ja" => "-678" (found
>>> remainder "")
>>> Validation: Error reading assumed integer value "" => "-678" (found
>>> remainder "")
>>> Validation: Error reading assumed integer value "Ja" => "-678" (found
>>> remainder "")
>>> Validation: Error reading assumed integer value "" => "-678" (found
>>> remainder "")
>>> Validation: Error reading assumed integer value "Ja" => "-678" (found
>>> remainder "")
>>> Validation: Error reading assumed integer value "" => "-678" (found
>>> remainder "")
>>>
>>> However, the same promise runs just fine on RHEL4 and 5 machines.
>>>
>>> The idea behind the promise is that the nameserver and the locking daemon
>>> should be running as user "support". When they are running as another user,
>>> they should be killed. Here is the code:
>>>
>>> bundle agent cadpackage
>>> {
>>> vars:
>>> "cadpackage_path" string => "/opt/cadpackage/tools/bin" ;
>>>
>>> "nameserver" string => "NameServer";
>>> "lockd" string => "LockDaemon";
>>> "runas" string => "support";
>>>
>>> processes:
>>> cadserv1|cadserv2|cadserv3::
>>> "$(nameserver)"
>>> comment => "Make sure there is no Cadpackage nameserver
>>> running as another user",
>>> process_select => find_not_cadpackage_process("$(runas)"),
>>> signals => { "term", "kill" },
>>> action => cadpackage_check;
>>>
>>> "$(nameserver)"
>>> comment => "Make sure Cadpackage nameserver is running",
>>> process_select => find_cadpackage_process("$(runas)"),
>>> restart_class => "restart_nameserver",
>>> action => cadpackage_check;
>>>
>>>
>>> "$(lockd)"
>>> comment => "Make sure there is no Cadpackage locking
>>> daemon running as another user",
>>> process_select => find_not_cadpackage_process("$(runas)"),
>>> signals => { "term", "kill" },
>>> action => cadpackage_check;
>>>
>>> "$(lockd)"
>>> comment => "Make sure Cadpackage locking daemon is
>>> running",
>>> process_select => find_cadpackage_process("$(runas)"),
>>> restart_class => "restart_lockd",
>>> action => cadpackage_check;
>>>
>>> commands:
>>> restart_nameserver::
>>> "/bin/su $(runas) '$(cadpackage_path)/$(nameserver)'";
>>>
>>> restart_lockd::
>>> "$(cadpackage_path)/$(lockd) -setuid $(runas)";
>>>
>>> reports:
>>> restart_nameserver::
>>> "Restarted Cadpackage nameserver";
>>>
>>> restart_lockd::
>>> "Restarted Cadpackage locking daemon";
>>> }
>>>
>>>
>>> body action cadpackage_check
>>> {
>>> ifelapsed => "1";
>>> }
>>>
>>>
>>> body process_select find_cadpackage_process(owner)
>>> {
>>> process_owner => { "$(owner)" };
>>> process_result => "process_owner";
>>> }
>>>
>>>
>>> body process_select find_not_cadpackage_process(owner)
>>> {
>>> process_owner => { "$(owner)" };
>>> process_result => "!process_owner";
>>> }
>>>
>>>
>>> I don't think there is something obviously wrong in my code because
>>> otherwise cfengine would have told me exactly which line would contain
>>> the error, but maybe there is something subtle I'm missing?
>>>
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>>
>>> Erik
>>>
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