I am using cfengine version 3.0.0b9 on a RHEL5 x86 system.
I started off using examples provided in the 3.0 documentation, however,
I have ran into issues with changing file ownership. If I create a
files section and specify an owner for a file, cfengine does not change
the ownership of the file.
Here is a streamlined promises.cf that I used for testing:
body common control
{
bundlesequence => {
"main"
};
}
#######################################################
body runagent control
{
hosts => { "127.0.0.1:5308" };
}
#########################################################
bundle agent main
{
files:
"/tmp/foo" perms => p("root","0700");
}
#########################################################
body perms p(user,mode)
{
owners => { "$(user)" };
mode => "$(mode)";
}
Here is the relevant section of verbose output from cfagent:
cf3 =========================================================
cf3 files in bundle main
cf3 =========================================================
cf3
cf3
cf3 .........................................................
cf3 /tmp/foo
cf3 .........................................................
cf3
cf3 -> Using file literal base path /tmp/foo
cf3 -> File permissions on /tmp/foo as promised
cf3 Nothing promised for [files.perms.owners.mode.._tmp_foo] (0/1
minutes elapsed)
Thanks,
-Phil
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