This seems like an awful lot of work to get the long/short hostname. What
about:
classes:
"xxx" expression => regextract("([\w-]+)\..*", "$(sys.fqhost)",
"short_host");
After this, you have the short hostname in $(short_host[1]), and the long one
has always been available as $(sys.fqhost)
-Dan
On Dec 1, 2010, at 4:17 PM, no-re...@cfengine.com wrote:
> Forum: Cfengine Help
> Subject: Re: Class case sensitivity
> Author: babudro
> Link to topic: https://cfengine.com/forum/read.php?3,19548,19559#msg-19559
>
> Hi Neil.
>
> I'm the one who posted that question regarding the hostnames about a month or
> so ago. My "feature request" is on the Bug Tracker (issue #358).
>
> The short-term solution I came up with was to define global variables for the
> classes I wanted to be case-insensitive, like this:
>
>
>
> linux::
> "short_hostname" string => execresult("/bin/hostname -s | /usr/bin/tr
> '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]'"
> linux.domain_missing::
> "long_hostname" string => "$(short_hostname).$(default_domain)";
> linux.!domain_missing::
> "long_hostname" string => execresult("/bin/hostname -f | /usr/bin/tr
> '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]'"
>
> classes:
> "domain_missing" expression => strcmp("$(sys.domain)", "undefined_domain");
>
>
> -- Angelo
>
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