(in haste)
# /usr/sbin/cf-report -f reporter_txt.cf
# cat reporter_txt.cf
# stub to make cf-report generate txt files,
# since it doens't honor the -H CLI option
body reporter control {
reports => { "all" };
time_stamps => "true";
build_directory => "${sys.workdir}/reports";
report_output => "text";
}
On Fri, Jul 01, 2011 at 06:32:10PM -0400, [email protected] wrote:
>Forum: CFEngine Help
>Subject: cf-report, I need help with it
>Author: darjeeling_tea
>Link to topic: https://cfengine.com/forum/read.php?3,22700,22700#msg-22700
>
># cf-report
> !! Nothing to report - nothing selected
>
>I can't figure out how to use cf-report. Is there a getting started guide or
>tutorial for this?
>
>I went hunting around in the docs and didn't find anything specific on how to
>actually use this. Note that I am new to cfengine3 but I did use cfengine2 at
>another job and was very successful with it. Part of the confusion is also
>that I have started a new job and I am inheriting a mish-mash of servers,
>undocumented, inconsistent. Some of them are running cfengine, but I'm not
>really clear on what I have.
>
>What I really want (at the very least) is a list of hosts that have connected
>to the cfengine master server, and also if possible, more information about
>those hosts, that have run cf-agent.
>
>Preferably, I would also have a nagios alert to tell me if cfengine is failing
>as well.
>
>I get the idea that cf-report can be a tool to get me where I want, and that I
>can add some sort of report "promise", but I have no idea how to do that
>without an example. Please help.
>
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