Trying to get Hobbit clients to show cpu, mem, disk, etc

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I have a Hobbit server set up with a handful of hosts using conn, http, ssh, and sslcert services, but would like to add the other tests as well. I've installed hobbit-client on a server, and added:

 # CLIENT:fqdn.example.com

to it's host line in bb-hosts, and added:

HOST=fqdn.example.com

before the default configuration in hobbit-clinets.cfg, but no joy. Does anyone know what else I need to do for those tests to register?

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