I need someone of the Control Tier staff to answer two questions I
have.
[Question 1]
Supose I have installed Control Tier server in a host called simply
"server",and a Control Tier client in a host called "client".
Suppose that I have the script called "script.sh" in the webDav of the
server, and I dispatch from the server to the client the following
command :
ctl -p demo -m shellutil -c exec -- -executable /bin/bash -scripturl
http://server:8080/jackrabbit/repository/workbench/mariano/scripts/script.sh
When I do this, I get the error:
Command failed: opts.scripturl is not a valid ^dav://(.+)$ URL:
http://server:8080/jackrabbit/repository/workbench/mariano/scripts/script.sh
What should the URL be like?
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[Question 2]:
Suppose we are in a scenario where the server is located in a VPN, and
the client outside the VPN. I know the communication between the
server
and the client is through ssh and from the client to the server by
http.
Obviously, in this case, due to the fact that the client cannot access
the VPN, is there any other way that the client can communicate with
the
server???
Regarding your first question use the dav:// prefix (http://
wiki.controltier.com/wiki/Dav://_prefix) :
EG
> ctl -p demo -m shellutil -c exec -- -executable /bin/bash -scripturl dav://mariano/scripts/sc...
As for your second question, without a network connection to the
server (ie, via vpn or some other tunnel) I'm not sure how else the
client could communicate with the server.
It is possible to configure the client so it does not attempt to
connect back to the server but then you'll have to pre-stage al the
artifacts it will need locally to each client.
Take a look at this doc for some discussion on the matter:
http://wiki.controltier.com/wiki/High_availability_and_large_scale_configuration
On Dec 18, 4:02 pm, marselan <marse...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I need someone of the Control Tier staff to answer two questions I
> have.
>
> [Question 1]
>
> Supose I have installed Control Tier server in a host called simply
> "server",and a Control Tier client in a host called "client".
> Suppose that I have the script called "script.sh" in the webDav of the
> server, and I dispatch from the server to the client the following
> command :
>
> ctl -p demo -m shellutil -c exec -- -executable /bin/bash -scripturlhttp://server:8080/jackrabbit/repository/workbench/mariano/scripts/sc...
>
> When I do this, I get the error:
>
> Command failed: opts.scripturl is not a valid ^dav://(.+)$ URL:http://server:8080/jackrabbit/repository/workbench/mariano/scripts/sc...
On Dec 20, 1:01 pm, Alex-SF <aho...@users.sourceforge.net> wrote:
> Hi Marselan,
>
> Regarding your first question use the dav:// prefix (http://
> wiki.controltier.com/wiki/Dav://_prefix) :
> EG
>
> > ctl -p demo -m shellutil -c exec -- -executable /bin/bash -scripturl dav://mariano/scripts/sc...
>
> As for your second question, without a network connection to the
> server (ie, via vpn or some other tunnel) I'm not sure how else the
> client could communicate with the server.
>
> It is possible to configure the client so it does not attempt to
> connect back to the server but then you'll have to pre-stage al the
> artifacts it will need locally to each client.
> Take a look at this doc for some discussion on the matter:http://wiki.controltier.com/wiki/High_availability_and_large_scale_co...