Lloyd
Cc: help-cfengine
Subject: Re: classmatch+canonify vs. classify
Classify canonifies the literal string, but does not take regexes as
args,
but canonify would remove regexes, so the effect would be the same, as
you point out.
Justin Lloyd wrote:
> Stupid question: Is there any substant
Classify canonifies the literal string, but does not take regexes as args,
but canonify would remove regexes, so the effect would be the same, as you
point out.
Justin Lloyd wrote:
> Stupid question: Is there any substantive difference between these two
> class definitions?
>
>"the_policy_h
Stupid question: Is there any substantive difference between these two
class definitions?
"the_policy_host" expression =>
classmatch(canonify("policy.domain.com"));
"the_policy_host" expression => classify("policy.domain.com");
These seem exactly the same according to the documentation. I
