I have a var defined like this:
$uiso_scanners = [
["uiso-scanner.example.com","192.168.151.21"],
["uiso-scanner1.example.com","192.168.18.37"],
]
and then in a template I have:
<% if uiso_scanners -%>
# Allow communication with UISO scanners
<% uiso_scanners.each do |uiso_scanner| -%>
-A RH-Firewall-1-INPUT -s <%= uiso_scanner[1] %> -j ACCEPT
<% end -%>
<% end -%>
Instead of the IP addresses, this ends up with some weird number
printed, 105 and 52!
If I change the var definition to be:
$uiso_scanner1=["uiso-scanner.example.com","192.168.151.21"]
$uiso_scanner2=["uiso-scanner1.example.com","192.168.18.37"]
$uiso_scanners = [$uiso_scanner1,$uiso_scanner2]
The template works as expected.
What's the problem with the first style?
Thanks a lot.
Mohamed.
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