Forum: Cfengine Help (Mailing list)
Subject: Re: class visibility
Author: RIngersoll
Link to topic: https://cfengine.com/forum/read.php?3,16590,16593#msg-16593
If you used the readfile (or another read...) function and regcmp rather than a
files promise you could do it in the common bundle. Here's an example you
might be able to adopt:
bundle common glb
{
vars:
linux::
"linuxtype" string => readfile( "/etc/redhat-release", "60" );
classes:
linux::
"redhat4" expression => regcmp(".*Nahant.*",
"$(linuxtype)");
"redhat5" expression => regcmp(".*Tikanga.*",
"$(linuxtype)");
"oraclevm" expression => regcmp(".*Oracle.*",
"$(linuxtype)");
}
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