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cfrun vs. cfservd
From: |
Luke A. Kanies |
Subject: |
cfrun vs. cfservd |
Date: |
Thu, 20 Feb 2003 16:35:49 -0600 (CST) |
cfservd serves two functions: As a fileserver daemon, and as an agent to
run cfagent remotely.
I can't seem to configure for one without the other, and I can't seem to
restrict one without restricting the other.
I want to configure a small number of hosts as fileservers, and then
configure one or two hosts as fortress servers which can contact any host
on the network and run cfagent.
I specifically don't want any host to have the ability to initiate cfagent
on any other host, and I specifically don't want to enable every host to
be a fileserver.
Is there a conflict between these two types of functionality, or is there
a way to get around it that I'm not seeing?
Also, although the docs for cfrun claim that cfrun.hosts should be in
CFINPUTS, I can't get it to see the file anywhere except in the CWD I'm
running cfrun from.
This is all for 2.0.4; I haven't yet had the opportunity to upgrade.
Thanks.
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