Re: using a list

2011-01-31 Thread Mark Burgess
Sandra, I think what you want to do is include one list in another. In that case you must refer to the list as @(variable). By writing $(variable) you are asking Cfengine to iterate the promise multiple times FOREACH value in @(variable), defining multiple conflicting access promises. See ht

Re: using a list

2011-01-31 Thread Nicolas Charles
Hello, I'm not sure you can use a vars section in a bundle server I would suggest that you define a bundle common, and define your list there, and use it in your server control and access_rules, like : bundle common my_definitions { vars: "sdm_host_list" slist => { "255.3.30.102", "255.3.30.43"