Custom Query (894 matches)

running the bcfg2 client should not be destructive by default.

it could be either interactive or error out asking the user to specify a mode

-n (no) / -I (interactive) / -y (yes/proactive)

at the moment, using the prune attributes in a directory tag such as ...

<Directory name="/etc" prune="true" />

... only cause all unmanaged files to be deleted on my system when running the client.

i would expect it to create extra-configfile items in the reporting databases when running the client with -n or -I

thanks

I have made myself a function that reads the fields in the reports_reason table row to determine a "cause" for the bad item.

  def cause
    case
    when (not(current_exists))
      "Missing"
    when !(current_version.empty? and version.empty?)
      "Version"
    when !current_diff.empty?
      "NDiff"
    when !(current_owner.empty? and current_group.empty? and current_perms.empty?)
      "File attributes"
    when current_status.to_s == "on"
      "Unrequired Service"
    when current_status.to_s == "off"
      "Service down"
    when !current_status.empty?
      "Status problem"
    when !(current_to.empty? and to.empty?)
      "To"
    else
      "Unknown"
    end
  end

I wish I could set whitelist element to act upon this cause. for example, I want to install all missing packages but I do not want to upgrade any package that would be bad per version.

missing configfile could also be install harmlessly but I do not want to overwrite configfile for those I have a diff entry in the reason table.

and so on.

thanks