Classes are local to their bundle, except for the common bundles and
classes bodies. So you can either define that class in the edit_line
bundle, or pass a variable into it.
2010/10/5 JIM AMANATIDIS, BLOOMBERG/ 731 LEXIN <jamanati...@bloomberg.net>:
>
> Is the correct way to reference HasCe inside config_etc_system this?
> $(foo1.HasCe)
>
> - Jim
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Jim Amanatidis <jamanati...@bloomberg.net>
> To: HELP-CFENGINE@CFENGINE.ORG
> At: 10/05 10:25:41
>
> Looking for some help/info on classes scope, for example:
>
> bundle agent foo1 {
> classes:
> "HasCe" expression => returnszero("/bin/grep \\\"ce\\\"
> /etc/path_to_inst", "noshell");
>
> ....
>
> files:
> "/etc/system"
> edit_line => config_etc_system;
> ....
> }
>
> bundle edit_line config_etc_system {
> delete_lines:
> !HasCe::
> "set ce:.*";
> ...
> }
>
> How do I make "HasCE" scope visible to config_etc_system?
> Thanks, Jim
>
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