Rudder

<TECHNIQUE name="APT package manager configuration">

<DESCRIPTION>This technique configure the APT package manager.</DESCRIPTION>

<BUNDLES>

<NAME>check_apt_settings</NAME>

</BUNDLES>

<TECHNIQUE name="Download a file from the shared folder">

<DESCRIPTION>This technique ensure that some files are the copy of files on the shared folder of the Rudder Root Server, and let you optionally execute a command if the content of the file was modified</DESCRIPTION>

<MULTIINSTANCE>true</MULTIINSTANCE>

<COMPATIBLE>

<OS version=">= 4 (Etch)">Debian</OS>

<TECHNIQUE name="Job scheduler">

<DESCRIPTION>Runs commands, optionally in the background, optionally with a random distribution across nodes. The command will be run on all nodes, with execution time spread over the period selected. Execution time will remain the same on each node, but will appear random across all nodes.</DESCRIPTION>

<COMPATIBLE>

<OS>Every OS</OS>

<AGENT version=">= 3.1.5">cfengine-community</AGENT>

<!-- This technique sets generalist clock parameters like NTP servers and timezones -->

<TECHNIQUE name="Time settings">

<DESCRIPTION>Configure system clock (automatic updates via NTP, time zone, ...)</DESCRIPTION>

<COMPATIBLE>

<OS version=">= 4 (Etch)">Debian</OS>

<OS version=">= 4 (Nahant)">RHEL / CentOS</OS>

Configuration will adapt the existing sshd_config file by changing the values described below. Each option can be set to "Don't change", which means the existing value will be left as is.

</DESCRIPTION>

<COMPATIBLE>

<OS version=">= 4 (Etch)">Debian</OS>

<OS version=">= 4 (Nahant)">RHEL / CentOS</OS>

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<TECHNIQUE name="Cron daemon configuration">

<DESCRIPTION>This technique enables you to set tasks (or "jobs") that will be launched regularily using crond.</DESCRIPTION>

<COMPATIBLE>

<OS version="System V and related">UNIX</OS>

<AGENT version=">= 3.2.0">cfengine-community</AGENT>

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<TECHNIQUE name="MOTD configuration">

<DESCRIPTION>This technique will check if the required Message Of The Day is present on the system.</DESCRIPTION>

<COMPATIBLE>

<OS version="System V and related, Windows">UNIX, Windows</OS>

<AGENT version=">= 3.5.3">cfengine-community</AGENT>

<DESCRIPTION>This technique manages the target host(s) users.

It will ensure that the defined users are present on the system.</DESCRIPTION>

<MULTIINSTANCE>true</MULTIINSTANCE>

<COMPATIBLE>

<OS version=">= 4 (Etch)">Debian</OS>

<DESCRIPTION>This technique manages the target host(s) users.

It will ensure that the defined users are present on the system.</DESCRIPTION>

<MULTIINSTANCE>true</MULTIINSTANCE>

<COMPATIBLE>

<OS version=">= 4 (Etch)">Debian</OS>