I've got a weird problem with cfengine, and I'm curious if anyone else
has encountered it, or if it's a 'feature' and if so how I work around
it. I define lots of classes/groups in my cfagent.conf file, mostly
based on if a file exists, and then various actions occur based on if a
system is in a given class. For example, if the system is a webserver
then there's a section in 'processes:' that'll restart a dead webserver
(and so on). This works fine running cfagent locally on the command
line, but when run remotely via cfrun none of the classes/groups I
define in cfagent.conf are defined when cfagent remotely runs.
So I've got in my cfagent.conf something like:
groups:
is_webserver = ( "/usr/bin/test -f /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf" )
when i run cfagent on the command line (with arguments -v --no-splay )
on the local host I get:
Defined Classes = ( ... is_webserver ... )
But if I run it remotely with 'cfrun somehost -- -v' the is_webserver
does not show up in Defined Classes.
This is on cfengine version 2.1.11.
Any clue??
-- Greg
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Greg Retkowski / I.T. Infrastructure Consultant | RAGE
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