On Mon, 21 Feb 2005, David Masterson wrote:
Tim Nelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 02/21/05 05:20PM >>>While we're plugging books, Mark's book has a cfengine section too: "Principles of Network and Systems Administration" (2nd Ed), Mark Burgess.
I'm also working on a package that you can install that will be all the basic cfengine files needed on the cfengine master. That should hopefully help fill the gap a little too.
I'm not sure if either of the above are what you need (since I'm not sure what you need), but I thought I'd at least mention them.
:)Tim Nelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 02/21/05 05:20PM >>>
Thanks for the info. What I'm thinking of is:
1. Download CFEngine (I had problems finding the download location from cfengine.org). 2. untar, configure, and make install (this is documented, but could be moved up to a "Quick Start" section). 3. Do "this" to cause /var/cfengine to be setup (this is missing). 4. Test cfengine with this cfagent.conf (this is missing). 5. Install this basic update.conf/cfservd.conf (sort of documented on cfengine.org). 6. Experiment.
Well, now I have a basic understanding of your problem :). I generally follow this procedure:
1. Download package of cfengine
2. Install package
3. Put in config files (which I create somehow)
4. ???
5. Profit!
(Well, ok, maybe not the last two :) ).
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