Both of your ideas should work, but CFEngine is rather picky about quotes...
Try:
"class_ab" or => {"class_a", "class_b"}
"class_ab" expression => "class_a|class_b";
-Dan
On Sep 27, 2011, at 12:13 PM, D'Ausilio, John wrote:
> I define some classes in a common bundle representing groups of hosts:
>
> class_a or => {classify("a1"),classify("a2"),classify("a3")};
> class_b or => {classify("b1"),classify("b2"),classify("b3")};
>
> I can't seem to find a way to combine the two classes other than the
> trivial solution
>
> shouldn't something like this work?
>
> class_ab or => {class_a, class_b};
>
> or even ?
>
> class_ab expression => (class_a|class_b);
>
> thanks
>
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