I've also moved away from FUNC, ended up in the Puppet/Mcollective camp and
haven't looked back.
On David's actual question - it looks like it's not able to communicate
with all or some of the client nodes and is hanging waiting for a response
- does it work for a single node?
Andrew
On Thu, Mar 27, 2014 at 9:49 PM, Greg Swift <gregswift(a)gmail.com> wrote:
On Thu, Mar 27, 2014 at 3:48 PM, Scott Dowdle <dowdle(a)montanalinux.org>wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> > hi,
> > On my master func server I attempt to send one command to multiple
> > server, but it doesn't not execute. For example:
> > func "*domain.edu" call command run "cat
/etc/redhat-release"
> > or
> > func "*" call command run "cat /etc/redhat-release"
>
> I think for all practical purposes func is defunct. The main developer
> left some time ago... and other products have basically picked up the ball
> and run further with it.
>
> What products? Ansible and SaltStack.
>
> I don't have advanced needs so what I do is use tmux, split the screen
> into multiple panes... and then turn on/off pane synchronization as
> needed... to ssh to multiple machines and run the same commands
> interactively. If in a GUI environment, terminator is very similar.
>
> I'd love to hear func is still alive but I have to ask why? All of the
> others just work over ssh and can be completely clientless (other than ssh).
>
> TYL,
> --
> Scott Dowdle
As much as i love and miss func, I agree with Scott, you might as well
evaluate one of the other two. Personally I recommend Ansible since it was
written by the author of func. IIRC correctly Salt does use the same
syntax for orchestration as func, since they based it off func.
-greg
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