Hi all, I just got cfrun to remote-update a machine. However, there seems to be some problem with parsing the parameters.
As far as I understand, the parameters are split into 3 groups, separated by "--", so we have cfrun <params for local cfrun> -- <params for remote cfagent> -- <addl active classes> I want to pick a specific input file to execute on the remote server, the same way as if I would call "cfagent -f <special_input_file>" over on the remote box. So I use: cfrun -- "-f /home/server_config/cfengine/inputs/update.conf" -- However, I receive this: cfservd Executing /usr/local/sbin/cfagent --no-splay --inform /home/server_config/cfengine/inputs/update.conf cfengine:::0: Warning: actionsequence is empty cfengine:::0: Warning: perhaps cfagent.conf/update.conf have not yet been set up? So it seems to cut off the "-f" and therefore does not understand that the filename I give it is the input file I want it to use The same thing happens if I use "--file <special_input_file>" Strangely, "-qf <special_input_file>" works - and for that matter any other parameter between the "-" and the "f"... So this looks like a bug in the command line parsing algorithm... Is that right? If not, what am I doing wrong? Thanks, MARK _______________________________________________ Help-cfengine mailing list Help-cfengine@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-cfengine
