Thanks Mark. I knew it was probably something simple, but my brain has
been turning into tapioca pudding lately.
Andy
Mark Ferlatte wrote:
> I'm using Debian, so:
>
> My clients have /var/account/* in their
> /etc/systemimager/updateclient.exclude.
>
> I have a small wrapper script around si_
I'm using Debian, so:
My clients have /var/account/* in their
/etc/systemimager/updateclient.exclude.
I have a small wrapper script around si_getimage that feeds it an
exclude file (/etc/systemimager/getimage.exclude), which would have
/var/account/* in it (so the upload doesn't have the acct fil
Evening all,
Does anyone else out there have process accounting running on
systems being imaged by systemimager? I'm trying to work out all the
settings that need to be configured to make sure that the
golden-client's pacct file doesn't step on the one on other clients when
I push out updates.
4 days? Wow something isn't right because it has only been 12970 days
since UTC. Check out your .master script in
/scripts. At the very least you can edit it and perform a
tune2fs on your partitions after you lay down a filesystem.
Example.
echo "mkdir -p /a/opt || shellout"
mkdir
Hi,
I've got some problems with time while deploying image with SI. I created an
image, time is correct. When I deploy this image, fsck tells it didn't check
filesystem for 4 days and of course launch a fsck. When I log in, time is
correct, cause I use ntpdate juste before. The phenomenon appe
