First, I would alsways use isexecutable("/path/file") over a shell
command test -x, then try something like this:
vars:
freebsd::
"check_service" string => "/usr/local/libexec/tenant/check_mysql";
linux::
"check_service" string => "/usr/local/lib/tenant/check_mysql";
classes:
"ok_to_check" expression => isexecutable("$(check_service)");
ok_to_check::
"CheckMysql" expression => returnszero("$(check_service)");
On 05/20/2011 11:11 PM, dave first wrote:
Hey Folks,
One of our engineers wrote a promise a while back to create a class in
promises.cf <http://promises.cf> given the outcome of an expression...
classes:
"CheckMysql" expression => returnszero("/bin/test -x
/usr/local/libexec/tenant/check_tenant -a ! -x
/usr/local/libexec/tenant/check_mysql","useshell");
The problem is, when this promise was written, there was only one OS
being monitored by Cfengine. Now we have several OS's being
monitored, and none of the paths in the promise will match for any but
one OS. Errors abound in the logs saying can't find
"/usr/local/libexec/tenant/check_tenant" and can't find "/bin/test".
How do I define a class for only one OS?
Thanks,
Dave
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