> > No route to host =3D firewall? > No. The hosts in question are simply not running, but on the same > subnet. That's OK though, because they're workstations whose users are > not in today. > > But that's not the point. The point is that cfrun prints > > > > 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 > > three times although the hosts ls-bs-ws3.bs.linet-services.de, > ls-bs-ws7.bs.linet-services.de and ls-bs-ws8.bs.linet-services.de are > the ones that aren't reachable. The output above is > useless. ls-bs-si2.bs.linet-services.de is up and reachable, tested with > "cfrun ls-bs-si2.bs.linet-services.de" (in fact, it is the host on which > I run "cfrun").
I think "cfrun:ls-bs-si2.bs.linet-services.de" means "cfrun running on ls-bs-si2.bs.linet-services.de". So the error above means "cfrun running on ls-bs-si2.bs.linet-services.de couldn't open a socket [to the host it's hailing]" Try setting OutputPrefix = ( ":" ) steve - - - systems & network manager high energy physics university of wisconsin _______________________________________________ Help-cfengine mailing list Help-cfengine@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-cfengine
