[rudder-users] ncf builder

[Nicolas Charles]

Hi Maxime,

If it states "unknown", it means the Web interface is receiving reports 
it doesn't exepct (usually, more than one). You have the list of 
unexpected reports displayed under the compliance percent, it will tell 
you what it did receive that was not expected, and what it expected.
It should give you proper information for what is going wrong.

Nicolas

On 27/09/2014 22:47, Maxime Longuet wrote:
> Humm not really :(
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> ok for full path, my command works. But rudder says state : unknown
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> How do you says if is _repaired or _error ?
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> If you have link for reading documentation, i'm working before ask maybe stupid question :)
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> Le 27 sept. 2014 à 18:08, Nicolas Charles <nicolas.charles at normation.com> a écrit :
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>> Le 27 septembre 2014 16:41:54 CEST, Maxime Longuet <m.longuet at itika.net> a écrit :
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>> Hello, (again.. :)
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>> I continu test of ncf-builder.
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>> If i've a method "Command execution"
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>> In this method i'm put a : tar -xzf myfile.tgz
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>> the result of this command is "unknown" because he don't return code : command_execution_tar__xzf_myfile_tgz_kept    ??? is it ?
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>> I must write  bash script for all command who i want ?
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>> Maxime
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>> Hi Maxime,
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>> For command execution, you need to use the full path of the command, so /bin/tar
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>> And a command execution never defines a _kept class suffix, but _repaired if it could execute it, or _error if it fails.
>> The logic behind this is _kept means the state of the system was correct and nothing needed to be done. Executing a command is an action made, so it can't be _kept
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>> Does it help ?
>>
>> Nicolas
>> -- 
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Nicolas CHARLES