Forum: Cfengine Help
Subject: Re: classes
Author: Sal
Link to topic: https://cfengine.com/forum/read.php?3,19835,19912#msg-19912
I have come up with a different solution for this type of problem. I create a
var then declare the class.
bundle common prod_host_classes
{
vars:
"prod_web_hosts" string => "www01";
"prod_api_hosts" string => "api.*";
"prod_admin_hosts" slist => { "admin01" , "other_admin.*" };
classes:
"prod_web" or => { classmatch("$(prod_web_hosts)") };
"prod_api" or => { classmatch("$(prod_api_hosts)") };
"prod_admin" or => { classmatch("$(prod_admin_hosts)") };
}
This works for slist with multiple hosts or keeping it a string using a wild
card as in the 3 examples.
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