Hey,

I've got cfengine 2.1.10 running on a couple of Debian machines
here. Not all are running 24/7 (the workstations). The usual thing.

Everything is fine. I'm just a bit confused about cfrun's output if a
host is unrechable. Example:

0 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/mbunkus$ cfrun ls-bs-ws3
cfrun(0):         .......... [ Hailing 
ls-bs-ws3.bs.linet-services.de ] ..........
cfrun:ls-bs-si2.bs.linet-services.de: Couldn't open a socket
cfrun:ls-bs-si2.bs.linet-services.de: socket: No route to host

ls-bs-ws3 is indeed down, but why does cfrun use ls-bs-si2... as the
host name in this case? This gets even more confusing when I run cfrun
without any argument and it iterates through all hosts in
cfrun.hosts. For each unreachable host it just prints the two lines
shown above, and I have no clue whatsoever which hosts are actually
down.

So. Is this the intended behaviour? If yes, then why (probably because I
don't fully understand how cfengine works; but that information above is
useless and misleading)? If not, has this bug been fixed already? The
ChangeLog for 2.1.13 does not mention anything in that direction, and I
don't really want to install from source only for trying, and the
packages in Debian/testing are at 2.1.10.

Thanks for your help.

Moritz

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