Re: How to run cfengine?

[Shannon Lee]

think of it like a shell; you can run it with cfengine -f 'commands
file' (or, it automatically looks for 'cfengine.conf' in the current
working directory), or you can create a cfengine script by sticking a 
#!/path/to/cfengine at the top.

the latter is how i do it, makes it easy to run a single command from
wherever.  

i would like to know how come it looks for 'cfengine.conf' in the
current dir, rather than somewhere nice and standard, like /etc. 

On Tue, 2001-09-18 at 19:43, MASAMARA@aol.com wrote:
> Hi,
>      I know that my question might be very stupid, but I will appreciate your 
> answer. I have installed cfeingine package on my linux box, and I have no 
> clue that how would I start the cfengine e.g; deamons, etc. 
>      I am not even sure, how to tell that cfengine is installed fine. I 
> didn't receive any error message during the installation of the package.
>      Thank you in anticipation for all your help.
> A.M.
-- 
--shannon

--
    -----------------------------------
     Shannon Lee - shannon@scatter.com
         *    *    *    *    *    *
     I _said_, "i've got a big stick."
    -----------------------------------