David is right in the sense of an actual instillation of CFengine on a
web interface.
But you could always set up a virtual terminal and Exceed or a .swf
file meant to simulate the actions of cfengine from the instillation to
the compile, to the usage.
I don't know if that will help your cause or not, but it might be one
solution.
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Kelly Craig
National Center for Atmospheric Research
Earth Observing Laboratory - Research Data Program
Systems Administration
Foothills Lab 1 - Second Floor Room 2103
1-(303)-497-8825
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David Masterson wrote:
Wow! I don't think this is
possible. There is too much environmental information that cfagent is
looking for to make it's decisions about what to do. What is wrong
with installing cfengine on the system and then doing a --dry-run to
see what it would do?
--
David Masterson
VMware, Inc.
Palo Alto, CA
All,
I'd
like to create a web page where one could select classes and then click
submit to see what cfengine would do on a machine where such classes
are defined. The aim is to see what cfengine would do on a certain
machine before installing cfengine on it ... This script would run on a
totally different architecture and OS machine.
I
was thinking about running cfagent -n -H -v -Dredhat7 on a solaris
machine (my policyhost) to see what would happen on a redhat 7 machine
without installing cfengine on it ... but unfortunately cfagent do not
want me to define Hard Classes like redhat7 using the -D flag ....
Do
you have an idea of what I could do ?
Thanks
Lionel
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