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|The kernel's <code>nfsd</code> (i.e., NFS server) | |The kernel's <code>nfsd</code> (i.e., NFS server) | ||
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|<code>/import</code><br /><code>/home</code> | |<code>/import</code><br /><code>/home</code><br /><code>/web</code><br /><code>[[/unsw]]</code> | ||
|The [[automounter]] | |The [[automounter]] | ||
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Revision as of 15:37, 4 September 2023
- cfengine
- Initial install and setup of cfengine on a New World host
- cfengine - stripped down compared to how it is distributed, m4
- hostlist.csv
- host class
- update_hosts - host generators
- cfengine hub
- run-cf-agent
- check_and_install_promises
- /var/lib/cfengine3/masterfiles -> promises.cf
- /usr/local/warehouse
- /usr/local/administration
- /usr/local/extrafiles
- /usr/local/extrapackages - installations triggered by list changes
New World host filesystem handling
| Path | Handled by |
|---|---|
/etc
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Jointly managed by apt which mostly provides default versions of configuration files, and cfengine which installs CSE-specific versions of configuration files
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/usr/local/extrafiles/usr/local/extrapackages/usr/local/debpkgs_lists/usr/local/vmimages
|
cfengine
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/proc/sys/dev
|
The kernel |
/tmp/var
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Whatever processes are running on the host |
/export
|
The kernel's nfsd (i.e., NFS server)
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/import/home/web/unsw
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The automounter |
| Everything else | apt
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