I should be able to define a class in one bundle and use it in another.
However, in the following example, the "curl_command_exists" class I
define in the _verify_curl_command bundle doesn't appear to be available
to the _verify_asset_command bundle.
[r...@gdcscf3lgmt01 masterfiles.devel]# cf-agent -Kf ./test.asset.cf
R: /usr/bin/curl exists
[r...@gdcscf3lgmt01 masterfiles.devel]# cf-agent -vKf ./test.asset.cf
...<snipped for brevity>...
nova> =========================================================
nova> classes in bundle _verify_curl_command (1)
nova> =========================================================
nova>
nova>
nova> + Private classes augmented:
nova> + curl_command_exists
...<snipped for brevity>...
nova> =========================================================
nova> vars in bundle _verify_asset_command (1)
nova> =========================================================
nova>
nova>
nova> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
nova> Skipping whole next promise (asset_command), as context
curl_command_exists is not relevant
...<snipped for brevity>...
[r...@gdcscf3lgmt01 masterfiles.devel]#
Here is the contents of test.asset.cf, which is pretty simple. Can
anyone see if I'm doing something wrong? I realize I should probably
check for the command before even calling the _verify_asset_command
bundle, and I may take that approach, but I'm wondering why what I'm
trying is not working.
#----- begin test.asset.cf -----
body common control {
bundlesequence => { "asset" };
inputs => { "cfengine_stdlib.cf" };
}
bundle agent asset {
methods:
"verify_curl" usebundle => _verify_curl_command;
"verify_asset" usebundle => _verify_asset_command;
}
bundle agent _verify_curl_command {
vars:
linux::
"curl_command" string => "/usr/bin/curl";
solaris::
"curl_command" string => "/usr/local/bin/curl";
classes:
"curl_command_exists" expression =>
fileexists("$(curl_command)");
reports:
curl_command_exists::
"$(curl_command) exists";
}
bundle agent _verify_asset_command {
vars:
curl_command_exists::
"asset_command" string => "/usr/local/bin/asset";
classes:
"asset_command_exists" expression =>
fileexists("$(asset_command)");
reports:
asset_command_exists::
"$(asset_command) exists";
}
#----- end test.asset.cf -----
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