You must define the concat for /myfile as well on all servers.
I've switched to file_concat for these things, and it helped me - and you
might not need to define it with that module.. give it a whirl.
concat module has several deficiencies which all seemed to be very well
resolved by the file_concat module (and you might be able to make that work
without - which also has the advantage, that it does not copy files and
some scripts to /tmp for it to work - and hence a --noop run can actually
give you a diff, instead of failing as it does with concat module.
Den mandag den 6. oktober 2014 13.14.39 UTC+2 skrev Vincent Miszczak:
>
> Hello,
> I need to export concat::fragment on some nodes and gather the results on
> some other.
>
> To create the export I do something like :
> @@concat::fragment{"/myfile-$fqdn":
> target=>"/myfile"
> }
>
> but on the export node I get :
> Invalid relationship [...] because Exec[concat_/myfile] doesn't seem to be
> in the catalog.
>
> I don't want/need to declare a concat for "/myfile", because I would need
> the required filesystem layout for the final file. I just want to export
> fragments.
>
> Am I missing something ?
>
>
>
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