Apologies, I spotted a few mistakes here:
> I am preparing a policy to create authorized_keys files on a set of
> server.
read "servers"
> Depending on which classes a server is in, it must get a
> different set of keys in its authorized_keys file. I organized my stuff
> this way:
>
> I have an
On 25/06/12 19:56, Nick Anderson wrote:
> On 06/25/2012 12:50 PM, Marco Marongiu wrote:
>> Summing up, the right way to expand a slist contained in an array
>> element is actually:
>>
>> "list" slist => { "@(array[$(selector)])" } ;
>>
>> However, if you plan to use list as a parameter for a bundle
On 06/25/2012 12:50 PM, Marco Marongiu wrote:
> Summing up, the right way to expand a slist contained in an array
> element is actually:
>
> "list" slist => { "@(array[$(selector)])" } ;
>
> However, if you plan to use list as a parameter for a bundle, you'd
> better prefix the list expansion with
Thanks Nick
I actually discovered that there was a dumb, but it was not the
question: it was me :)
Due to a well hidden bug in my code, the list expansion appeared not to
be working. It took me some time, some runs of cf-agent -v, and an
incremental set of changes in a bundle, to discover that th
Here it is inline for the archives.
body common control {
bundlesequence => {
"main",
};
inputs => {
"cfengine_stdlib.cf",
};
}
bundle agent main {
vars:
"array[key1]" slist => {"array1_key1_item1", "array1_key1_item2"};
"array[key2]" slist => {"array1_key2_item1", "array1_key2_item2
On 06/25/2012 09:10 AM, Marco Marongiu wrote:
> Hi all
>
> OK, I admit this must be *dumb*, but I cannot get out of this...
>
> Suppose I have an array of lists:
>
> "array[key1]" slist => { ... } ;
> "array[key2]" slist => { ... } ;
> . . .
> "array[keyN]" slist => { ... } ;
>
>
> and suppose that
Hi all
OK, I admit this must be *dumb*, but I cannot get out of this...
Suppose I have an array of lists:
"array[key1]" slist => { ... } ;
"array[key2]" slist => { ... } ;
. . .
"array[keyN]" slist => { ... } ;
and suppose that $(selector) contains one of the keys. Given that, I'd
like to expa
