On Wed, 1 Aug 2012 12:00:00 +0200 (CEST) loopx wrote:
n> To make some promise, I need to define classes like this :
n> - XXX_running
n> - XXX_stopped
n> But, I've seen that it's possible to define classes with built-in
n> methods of Cfengine3. In the community lib, I've tried to use
n> "if_else" but, it is always "yes" which win and print the final
n> report, even if the process is not running :
n> So, how should I do to only define a class if the process is running, and
another class if the process is not running ???
It's pretty easy without if_else bodies and such, e.g. I do this for Splunk:
processes:
"splunkd" restart_class => "splunk_start";
commands:
splunk_start::
"$(splunk_control) start --no-prompt --answer-yes --accept-license";
You don't need the inverse of the "splunk_start" context since it's easy
to use "!splunk_start" wherever you need it, but if you really want a
new redundant context, just use the not() function in a context
expression.
Ted
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