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docpublic:systemes:linux:cfengine3 [2013/07/19 13:20] PROCACCIA [secure_cp] |
docpublic:systemes:linux:cfengine3 [2013/12/24 15:14] (current) procacci@tem-tsp.eu [references] |
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===== install server ===== | ===== install server ===== | ||
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===== install client ===== | ===== install client ===== | ||
- | here we install manually cfengine package on the client (next we'll do it automatically via cobbler) | + | here we install manually cfengine package on the client (next we'll do it |
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+ | in our kickstart template we call 2 snippets to do the job | ||
+ | < | ||
+ | [root@cobbler2 cobbler]# grep disi kickstarts/ | ||
+ | $SNIPPET(' | ||
+ | $SNIPPET(' | ||
+ | </ | ||
+ | those snippet repectlively install cfengine and then bootstrap the client the easy way since the version 3.2.0, if you are willing to automatically accept keys from the clients , cf http:// | ||
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+ | < | ||
+ | [root@cobbler2 snippets]# cat disi_post_install_packages | ||
+ | yum -y install cfengine-community | ||
+ | yum -y install autofs | ||
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+ | [root@cobbler2 snippets]# cat disi_cfengine_bootstrap | ||
+ | # start cfengine3 registration | ||
+ | / | ||
+ | # end cfengine3 registration | ||
+ | </ |