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We do this by turning single copy one, and having a r=inf in the copy statement. Example:
cfgagent.conf
...
control:
singlecopy = ( on )
...
cf.copy
copy:
$(masterfiles)/copy/hosts/$(host)
dest=/
...
r=inf
...
In the source directory, you make a directory structure following the paths from root, ie
$(masterfiles)/copy/hosts/foobar/etc/foo.conf
It will then copy it to /etc/foo.conf as the destination, but you can put any number of files in there also. You can go crazy with classes so files are copied to whole classes of machines, I just used 'hosts' as an example. One problem: I don't know how to control the perms on the subdirectories on the destination to be left alone!
RCA
-- UNIX Administrator, BAE Systems L & A - ASD desk 763-572-6684 mobile 612-419-9362 >>> Jason Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 7/11/2006 5:19:40 PM >>> On Wed, Jul 12, 2006 at 08:39:58AM +1200, Dax Bunce wrote:
> ${source_directory} > dest=/jumpstart/bootstrap/ > r=inf > > Is that what you mean? I think he is looking for the equivalent of "rsync /tmp/a /tmp/b /var/d /foo/f" where by several different source directories can be copied to a common destination directory in one statement. -Jason Martin -- Never mind the facts - I know what I know. This message is PGP/MIME signed. |
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