Re: cfrun question

[Chris Kacoroski]

Go this working.  Problem was I did not make the change in cfservd.conf 
on the master and it was overwriting the client I was testing on.

ski

Chris Kacoroski wrote:

> I have cfrun.hosts in my /var/cfengine/inputs directory looking like this:
>
> [root@linux9 inputs]# cat cfrun.hosts
> domain=nsd.org
> access=root
>
> 10-171-248-171.nsd.org
>
> On the client I have the cfservd looking like this:
>
> control:
>   domain = ( nsd.org )
>   AddClasses = ( ExecResult(/usr/local/scripts/ldapnames --cfengine) )
>   workdir = ( "/var/cfengine" )
>   AllowUsers = ( root )
>
>   cfrunCommand = ( "/usr/local/sbin/cfagent" )
>   cfengine::
>     AllowConnectionsFrom = ( 10. 192.168.0. 127.0.0.1 )
>
> admit:
>   $(cfrunCommand)       cfengine.nsd.org
>
> and I get errors like this:
>
> 10-171-248-171.nsd.org replies..
>
>  Host authentication failed. Did you forget the domain name or IP/DNS 
> address registration (for ipv4 or ipv6)?Connection with 
> 10-171-248-171.nsd.org completed
>
>
> Appreciate any pointers.
>
> cheers,
>
> ski

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Chris "Ski" Kacoroski, ckacoroski@nsd.org, 425-489-6263