Forum: CFEngine Help
Subject: Re: controlling redhat-style startup services via chkconfig
Author: matt_garman
Link to topic: https://cfengine.com/forum/read.php?3,24162,24165#msg-24165
And also, for what it's worth, if I do away with the "variable" list
declaration, it works as expected. "check_service_enabled.cf":
bundle agent check_service_enabled
{
vars:
# need_ntp:: "service" slist => { "ntpd", "named" };
# !need_ntp:: "service" slist => { "named" };
"service" slist => { "ntpd", "named" };
methods:
redhat|centos|SuSE::
"any" usebundle => rh_chkconfig_status(${service});
reports:
need_ntp:: "need NTP";
!need_ntp:: "do NOT need NTP";
}
When run, prints this:
R: service ntpd is enabled
R: service named is enabled
R: need NTP
The above is what I expect, but I'd like to do it conditionally, based on the
"need_ntp" class I defined.
Thanks again!
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