Re: [PATCH] Adding delegation call grouping to reduce the amount of necessary delegated calls to perform an action

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Hi guys,

I've just made some tests with func delegation. It works very well... but I think there's a little thing to control.

In my test I'm using, as usual, my notebook as certmaster and func client, and two virtual machines.


bcmmornati -> bcmmornati
                   -> fedora8-a      -> fedora8-b

Fedora8-a is a client for bcmmornati machine and certmaster for fedora8-b. When I try to call map generator it recognizes correctly the hierarchy of fedora8 machines:

{'FC8-A': {'FC8-B': {}}

but it returnes a connection timeout on bcmmornati machine.
What I think is that it enters in a loop of calls, because bcmmornati is minion and then is a certmaster and then minion, and so on... moreover I've a huge number of funcd process started after that call for map generator (I don't know why... probably each call restart func?).

So I think we need to check this little situation because could be useful to control using func also the certmaster machine.

Anyway... very very good job Steven!! :)

Steven Salevan wrote:
Blorg, it looks like the patch got corrupted in that e-mail. Here's a url to a (hopefully uncorrupted) patch:

http://thekobayashimaru.org/delegroup.patch

Thanks!
-Steve Salevan
ssalevan@xxxxxxxxxx

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