I'm trying to find the right action for a files section. What I want is: 1. Create the file if it does not exist with appropriate perms 2. Fix permissions if it does exist but perms are wrong 3. Not update timestamps (and needlessly define classes!)
I'm using 2.1.13; I've tried 'create', 'fixall', 'fixplain' and 'touch'. 'touch' does 1 & 2, but also needlessly defines classes. 'fixall' and 'fixplain' won't create the file if missing. 'create' does 1 & 3, but not 2 (according to the docs). If this does not exist, consider it an RFE. If it does exist but I cannot find it in the docs, consider it an RFE for the reference guide. I could, I suppose, use multiple files sections with different actions, but it seems like a bug that it is not able to do this. Background: I'm encountering this problem maintaining syslog files on Linux and Solaris systems. Solaris's syslogd won't create log files if they do not exist, so I need to manually create them. Linux's will create them, but not with the permissions I want (my logrotate config will fix the permissions, but I don't want to rely solely on that). Using 'touch' defines classes, so if I define a class to reload syslogd, it happens every time cfagent is run. Wil -- Wil Cooley [EMAIL PROTECTED] Naked Ape Consulting http://nakedape.cc * * * * Linux, UNIX, Networking and Security Solutions * * * *
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