Hello all, I just noticed that on solaris/intel systems, there is no "solaris" built-in hard/soft class. By definition, "solaris" is a unix operating system developed by Sun Microsystems and is not specific to either the sparc or the intel architecture.
Given cfengine already has other built-in classes for cpu/arch (ie i386, x86), why the distinction here specific to Solaris? I don't see this in the case of Linux systems, which is nice. Given Linux runs on IBM Power as well as Intel, there is still a single class "linux" that is non-architecture defined to both cpus, and if coders need a distinction based on cpu/arch, there are classes for those already. In my opinion, the same should hold true for solaris. Cfengine should have a consistent hard/soft class convention for operating systems that run on multiple architectures. I would suggest that "solaris" exist as a class regardless of cpu type. Thanks, Jim Amanatidis _______________________________________________ Help-cfengine mailing list Help-cfengine@cfengine.org https://cfengine.org/mailman/listinfo/help-cfengine
