- _BESClient_LinuxPatch_enable_debug_log
- This configuration setting will:
- Enable/disable DEBUG mode for deployment logs
(EDR_DeploymentResults.txt), which generates on BigFix client
(/var/opt/BESClient/EDRDeployData) while patching.
- Generate/delete EDR deployment files like
- EDR_RepoData.txt
- EDR_PackageList.txt
- EDR_ResolverOutput.log
- EDR_ResolverError.log
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| Default value |
0 (disabled) |
| Setting type |
Boolean |
| Value range |
- 0
- Disable DEBUG mode for deployment logs while patching.
- EDR deployment files are deleted after patching.
- 1
- Enable DEBUG mode for deployment logs while patching.
- EDR deployment files are retained even after patching is
completed.
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| Task available |
- 57-Configure the client setting to enable the Debug Log for Linux Patching
- 58-Configure the client setting to disable the Debug Log for Linux Patching
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Client |
- _BESClient_Ubuntu_AddNoRemove
- By default, the
apt package manager may resolve complex
dependency conflicts by uninstalling existing software that is deemed
incompatible with the requested update. In enterprise environments, this can
lead to accidental "cascade removals" of critical services (e.g., MySQL
Server, Network Manager). This configuration setting
will:
- Prohibits conflicting package removal during the upgrades by adding
--no-remove to apt-get install
command.
- By default,
--no-remove option is not included in the
apt command during an upgrade.
|
| Default value |
0 (disabled) |
| Setting type |
Boolean |
| Value range |
- 0
- The
--no-remove flag is not included in the
patching commands. apt-get is allowed to remove
conflicting packages to resolve dependencies.
- 1
- Enhanced safety mode. The
--no-remove flag is
added to apt-get install. Patching will stop if
package removal is required.
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| Task available |
- 91-Enable _BESClient_Ubuntu_AddNoRemove Client setting for Ubuntu
endpoints
- 92-Disable _BESClient_Ubuntu_AddNoRemove Client setting for Ubuntu endpoints
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Client |
- _BESClient_Ubuntu_AllowAPTDownloads
- When this configuration setting is enabled, the BigFix client uses the
apt package manager to download packages directly from
Ubuntu repositories. When it is disabled, the client performs offline
patching, where both metadata and packages are pre-downloaded.
|
| Default value |
0 (disabled) |
| Setting type |
Boolean |
| Value range |
- 0
- Offline patching. Packages and metadata are
pre-downloaded.
- 1
- Online patching. The system downloads packages directly from
external Ubuntu repositories.
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| Task available |
- 22-Enable custom repository support - Ubuntu
- 23-Disable custom repository support - Ubuntu
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