Re: module macros are expanded too late - was Determining Solarispatch revisions - thanks

2005-09-27 Thread david . nelson
This works GREAT!  Thanks everybody! In staying w/ the 'CFEngine' syntax, I used 'PrepModule(module:showrev, "")' instead. So, in summary, I have: groups:     any::         ShowRev = ( PrepModule(module:showrev, "") ) Thanks,          /\/elson [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECT

Re: module macros are expanded too late - was Determining Solaris patch revisions

2005-09-22 Thread david . nelson
Hi Rader, Shortly after emailing the list, I came up w/ a very similar script.  The only significant difference is that I report the lastest version since that is what is in affect. But now I've run into another problem that I don't understand. In 'actionsequence' I have listed 'actionsequence

Re: problems with trust

2005-09-19 Thread david . nelson
Hi Bill, I run 'cfservd' on all systems - this allows me to do remote 'cfrun' commands.  So, I have a single cfservd.conf that I distribute out to _all_ systems.  In cfservd.conf, I basically have: control:   any::     LogAllConnections = ( true )     domain = ( mydomain.com )     cfrunCommand

Re: v2.1.13 not sending out e-mail, now at v2.1.15

2005-08-05 Thread david . nelson
Hi David, I'm just reading this thread.  I had the same problem w/ emails.  The root of the problem was that I was killing and restarting the daemons via the "processes:".  Pls check to make sure you are using the following: processes:     any::         "cfenvd"             restart "/var/cfeng

Re: Editing fields in /etc/passwd

2005-08-01 Thread david . nelson
Hi Frank, This looks like a good candidate for this case. Thanks for the lead,          /\/elson Frank Ranner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/31/2005 05:50 AM To help-cfengine@gnu.org cc Subject Re: Editing fields in /etc/passwd David E. Nelson wrote: >

Re: Editing fields in /etc/passwd

2005-07-27 Thread david . nelson
Yes, it would.  However, the passwd file format is ":x::" and I can't guarantee that the '' will be consistent accross all systems.  This is where I'm running into problems in how to preserve the '' field. Regards,          /\/elson Adrian Phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent by: [EMAIL P