IMHO, it should work. To expand 'host_list', you might need to create a small
test bundle like the following;
bundle agent test
{
vars:
"ls_1" string => execresult("/bin/ls -1
/srv/cfengine-masterfiles/stage/datafiles/","noshell");
"host_list" slist => splitstring("$(ls_1)","\s","10000");
reports:
cfengine_3::
"--> $(host_list)";
}
Cheers,
--Nakarin
On Jun 22, 2010, at 10:24 AM, Andreas Dan Larsson wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> Im trying to get the server to serve individual folders to my clients for
> distributing sensitive data. The folder is named as the fully qualified
> hostname of the client who is supposed to access it. Im using community
> edition 3.0.4 from debian.
>
> Shouldn't this work? And is there a way to debug this? I would like to see
> what this expands to.
>
> Best Regards,
> Andreas Larsson
> Axis Communications
>
> -------------------------------------------------
>
> bundle server access_rules()
> {
>
> vars:
>
> "ls_1" string => execresult("/bin/ls -1
> /srv/cfengine-masterfiles/stage/datafiles/","noshell");
> "host_list" slist => splitstring("$(ls_1)","\s","10000");
>
> access:
>
> "/srv/cfengine-masterfiles/stage/datafiles/$(host_list)/"
>
> admit => { "$(host_list)" };
>
> }
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