it should be something like this:
masterfiles on the Rudder root server is a copy of /opt/rudder/share/initial-promises/
And I installed from apt
But I would like thank everyone for trying to help. I really appreciate it
Hi I am playing with rudder and want to know if i will be able to add custom node properties from node file system .I tried to add it through /var/rudder/cfengine-community/inputs/properties.json and even through /var/rudder/local/properties.d/custom_config.json but didnt see it updating on rudder itself
To add properties on the node and have them on Rudder server itself, you need to extend inventories, like described here: https://docs.rudder.io/rudder-by-example/current/system/extend-inventories.html
with a 6.2.9 on Ubuntu20
Hello guys, long time no see, I hope you're all OK, sound and safe, after these complex times.
Here in Grenoble, back to business with a technical question about Oracle Linux 8.x : I see that the yum package manager is using python (and more specifically a wrapper to detect python2 or 3) and it's failing on my host. Obviously, this comes from python{2 or 3} is not installed by default. After a quick "dnf module install python36", my directives are running nicely. Do you think it could be worth mentioning it somewhere in the doc, or is Oracle Linux considered too a-side (not strictly supported) to bother?
Here in Grenoble, back to business with a technical question about Oracle Linux 8.x : I see that the yum package manager is using python (and more specifically a wrapper to detect python2 or 3) and it's failing on my host. Obviously, this comes from python{2 or 3} is not installed by default. After a quick "dnf module install python36", my directives are running nicely. Do you think it could be worth mentioning it somewhere in the doc, or is Oracle Linux considered too a-side (not strictly supported) to bother?
(wtf, my original login was necarnot... Well, it's still me :) )
@necar_gitlab yes, it would definitively make sense. Could you open a ticket on the bugtracker? that would be great
@dbazina-dev There aren't any generic method for that. We used to have a technique for that, but it turned out there were so many edge cases to manage that technique wasn't the best approach. What would you like to mount ?
@necar_gitlab yes, it would definitively make sense. Could you open a ticket on the bugtracker? that would be great
Hello @ncharles . Here it is : https://issues.rudder.io/issues/19904
@dbazina-dev interesting - do you knwo which options would be useful for you in mounting it ?
@ncharles Hmm probably combination of commands. First I'm going to use "directory present", to check whether directory exists, then I'm going to add line in /etc/fstab, so whenever pc boot it will mount the samba directory, probably going to use (file line present). After that i m going to use mount -a
Hi @czantoine - what's the error message?
and i would like resutlt conditions prompt " Success "
I have one more question :D
Each generic method has result condition, and there are 3 different cases:
success
repaired
error
After i run the agent, I can see 3 different "reports":
compliant
n/a - not applicable
error
repaired
Is there any connection between these reports? I guess that repaired is when the task is done, compliant is when "state" is equal to desired one, error is self-explanatory?
Not applicable is when it's not applicable (like a policy for Debian on a RedHat system)
So, I cannot manage to make it work with a SOMETHING=$(command)
evaluation of command + evaluation of something that looks like a variable make it too complex to workaround
HOWEVER, there's a generic method calls
Variable string from command that will probably do what you want