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Re: cfengine configuration question
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Adrian Phillips |
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Re: cfengine configuration question |
Date: |
21 Aug 2001 06:58:42 +0200 |
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>>>>> "Mohamed" == Osman, Mohamed <mohamed.osman@intel.com> writes:
Mohamed> I am trying to setup cfengine in our environment and I
Mohamed> have encountered two problems:
Mohamed> 1) The 1st question relates to DNS - since we manage
Mohamed> hosts on different sub-domains. I have a master server
Mohamed> (where all the files/binaries are available via
Mohamed> automounter copied from) in one sub-domain while many
Mohamed> other hosts are on different sub-domains.
Mohamed> A possible solution appears to be setting up different
Mohamed> slave-servers on each domain (sub-domain) & copying over
Mohamed> all binaries/files to each slave.
Mohamed> I am reluctant to go this route since it involves
Mohamed> duplicating data across every slave, and it would
Mohamed> certainly requires a manually procedure to update each
Mohamed> slave, and moves away the idea of a single central
Mohamed> configuration file.
Mohamed> Has anyone implemented a simpler solution?
Not yet, but I don't see the problem with cfengine under cron. Just
schedule regular "copy"s which update the files from the central
server. Obviously this means a (as small or large as you want) delay
but it also means that none of your slave-servers are dependent on the
server.
Mohamed> 2) The 2nd question is relates with NIS netgroups. I am
Mohamed> using cfengine 1.6.3 and NIS netgroup hosts are not
Mohamed> recognized. When I define groups w/o netgroups hosts are
Mohamed> recognized, but for whatever reason NIS netgroup defined
Mohamed> hosts are not being recognized.
Mohamed> Has anyone seen this problem? Am I missing
Mohamed> something???
Sorry, don't do NIS, maybe somebody else does ?
Sincerely,
Adrian Phillips
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