Hi, Seva. Did you try this? I tried what you suggested and cf-agent tried to
read the file called @(g.countryside).
Can you get it to work?
Here is what I have now:
# import italy.cf and run the italy bundlesequence
# only if the hostname matches the pattern mil.*
bundle common define_global_classes {
vars:
italy::
"country" slist => { "italy.cf" };
germany::
"country" slist => { "germany.cf" };
classes: "italy" expression => classmatch("mil.*");
classes: "germany" expression => classmatch("berl.*");
}
body common control {
bundlesequence => { "main" };
# common bundle are evaluated automatically, there's no need to
include them into the bundlesequence.
inputs => { @(g.country) };
}
bundle agent main {
vars:
"country"
slist => { "italy", "germany" };
methods:
"any"
usebundle => "$(country)",
ifvarclass => "$(country)";
}
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