Hi Michael
On Wed, Jan 04, 2012 at 02:51:48PM +0000, Michael Gliwinski said:
> bundle common g {
> classes:
> "have_aptitude" not => "have_aptitude";
> }
While I don't know if it's possible to negate an existing class, if what
you're trying to do is force cfengine to unconditionally use apt-get
rather than aptitude, then you could copy the "body package_method apt"
promise from the stdlib, and change it to
body package_method myapt
{
package_changes => "bulk";
package_list_command => "/usr/bin/dpkg -l";
package_list_name_regex => "ii\s+([^\s]+).*";
package_list_version_regex => "ii\s+[^\s]+\s+([^\s]+).*";
package_installed_regex => ".*"; # all reported are installed
package_name_convention => "$(name)";
package_list_update_ifelapsed => "240"; # 4 hours
# !have_aptitude::
package_add_command => "/usr/bin/apt-get --yes install";
package_list_update_command => "/usr/bin/apt-get update";
package_delete_command => "/usr/bin/apt-get --yes remove";
package_update_command => "/usr/bin/apt-get --yes install";
package_verify_command => "/usr/bin/dpkg -s";
package_noverify_returncode => "1";
}
then change your package_method in youdr package installations with
something like:
packages:
"rsyslog"
package_policy => "add",
package_method => myapt,
classes => if_repaired ( "rsyslog_installed" );
Cheers
Simon
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