Aleksey,
I did my experiments with Cfengine almost an year ago, so I might be
missing something. Perhaps, you can achieve your goals like follows:
bundle common g
{
classes:
"italy" expression => classmatch("mil.*");
}
body common control
{
italy::
inputs => { "italy.cf", "common.cf" };
!italy::
inputs => { "global.cf", "common.cf" };
}
2011/5/20 Aleksey Tsalolikhin <atsaloli.t...@gmail.com>:
> I moved the classes promise higher, before the vars promise,
> (which is how it is evaluated anyway), but I get:
>
> Can't stat file "./@(g.country)" for parsing
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