You could probably easily port the functionality you're looking for in
using ReadTCP to netcat. Then you could either write a wrapper script that
calls netcat, or just run netcat itself, inside of a ReturnsZero or
ReturnsZeroShell function. Although you're obviating the usage of an
internal cf
We had the same requirement in our environment, that is, the ability to
purge against a single file copy rule. Attached is a patch file we're
using against 2.2.10 to support this kind of behavior. It works for both
local and server-side copy rules. Just apply the patch to 'src/do.c'.
Mark, i
Omit the spaces in your output:
control:
AddClasses = ( ExecShellResult("/path/to/get_classes.sh") )
$ /path/to/get_classes.sh
dev_class,system_class,some_other_class
On Thu, 21 Jan 2010, Atom Powers wrote:
> I'd like to use ExecResult with AddClasses to add several classes at
> once, by p
