Forum: CFEngine Help
Subject: Re: Class not being defined correctly
Author: phnakarin
Link to topic: https://cfengine.com/forum/read.php?3,23121,23122#msg-23122
Actually, the use of your regcmp/strcmp is correct, but the way CFE iterates
array variables might create a loop in your check_user() bundle some how,
leading to the unexpected result. Is it possible to getindice() before passing
to the bundle such the following; By this approach, we can ensure that CFE
would use those values only once in the bundle.
### I haven't tried the code, just assume that it should work ###
body common control {
bundlesequence => { "test" };
}
bundle agent test
{
vars:
"users" string => "Test User 1";
"users" string => "123";
"users" string => "dba";
"users" string => "/home/testuser1";
"users" string => "/bin/bash";
"users" string => "false";
"users" string => "false";
"users" string => "Test User 2";
"users" string => "124";
"users" string => "dba";
"users" string => "/home/testuser2";
"users" string => "/bin/bash";
"users" string => "true";
"users" string => "false";
### getindice() here
"index" slist => getindices("test.users");
methods:
### then pass to the bundle
"any" usebundle => check_user("$(index)","$(users[$(index)])");
}
### adapt the bundle a bit
bundle agent check_user(user,status)
{
# vars:
#
# "index" slist => getindices("$(user)");
classes:
#"valid_user" expression => regcmp("true","$($(user)[$(index)])");
"valid_user" expression => strcmp("true","$(status)");
reports:
valid_user::
"USER: $(user) is showing up as valid with a status of $(status)";
!valid_user::
"USER: $(user) is showing up as invalid with a status of $(status)";
}
Cheers,
--Nakarin
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