That did the trick, thanks!
Probably should be a link to this under the classes section as well.
Sorry for the waste of time, I just couldn't see the forest for the
trees =]
Thanks again,
Michael
On Apr 7, 2006, at 4:26 PM, Brendan Strejcek wrote:
Michael Grubb wrote:
I want to define
Michael Grubb wrote:
> I want to define a class based on the exit value of a script. I want
> to be able to do variable substitution in the command
Check out ReturnsZero in the reference. That might allow the variable
interpolation. I would recommend using a module though. The interface is
more s
I forgot again, I'm running cfengine 2.1.20
On Apr 7, 2006, at 4:03 PM, Michael Grubb wrote:
Ok,
I have a new problem now.
I want to define a class based on the exit value of a script.
According to the documentation I do this:
classes:
myclass = ( "/path/to/script some_opts some_args" )
Ok,
I have a new problem now.
I want to define a class based on the exit value of a script.
According to the documentation I do this:
classes:
myclass = ( "/path/to/script some_opts some_args" )
This works.
But I want to be able to do variable substitution in the command
string like t