Forum: Cfengine Help
Subject: Re: conditional import of inputs -- i.e. using classes to control
inputs
Author: charming88
Link to topic: https://cfengine.com/forum/read.php?3,22083,22296#msg-22296
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Daniel Dehennin writes:
> Could this be considered a regression on bug 135[1] or is there a better
> way to do it?
Sorry, my fault, I forgot that classes in "bundle agent" are not
globals.
Here is my new results:
#v+ bin/cf-agent -K -I
R: Bundle agent test evaluated
R: Bundle agent test2 evalu
Daniel Dehennin writes:
> Daniel Dehennin writes:
>
>> Aleksey Tsalolikhin writes:
>>
>>> I moved the classes promise higher, before the vars promise,
>>> (which is how it is evaluated anyway), but I get:
>>>
>>> Can't stat file "./@(g.country)" for parsing
>>
>> I remember something about this
Daniel Dehennin writes:
> Aleksey Tsalolikhin writes:
>
>> I moved the classes promise higher, before the vars promise,
>> (which is how it is evaluated anyway), but I get:
>>
>> Can't stat file "./@(g.country)" for parsing
>
> I remember something about this, a bug report[1] after a thread on t
Dear Bas,
Thanks a million!! I was able to use your workaround.
body common control
{
inputs => {
@(global.global_policy),
"$(global.country_name)/$(global.country_name).cf",
# "$(global.country_name)/change_management.cf",
# "$(global.country_name)/quarter
On 20-05-11 09:27, Seva Gluschenko wrote:
> Aleksey,
>
> I did my experiments with Cfengine almost an year ago, so I might be
> missing something. Perhaps, you can achieve your goals like follows:
>
> bundle common g
> {
> classes:
> "italy" expression => classmatch("mil.*");
> }
>
> body c
Aleksey,
I did my experiments with Cfengine almost an year ago, so I might be
missing something. Perhaps, you can achieve your goals like follows:
bundle common g
{
classes:
"italy" expression => classmatch("mil.*");
}
body common control
{
italy::
inputs => { "italy.cf", "common.cf" }
Aleksey Tsalolikhin writes:
> I moved the classes promise higher, before the vars promise,
> (which is how it is evaluated anyway), but I get:
>
> Can't stat file "./@(g.country)" for parsing
I remember something about this, a bug report[1] after a thread on the
mailing-list[2].
Regards.
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I moved the classes promise higher, before the vars promise,
(which is how it is evaluated anyway), but I get:
Can't stat file "./@(g.country)" for parsing
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Hi, Seva. Did you try this? I tried what you suggested and cf-agent tried to
read the file called @(g.countryside).
Can you get it to work?
Here is what I have now:
# import italy.cf and run the italy bundlesequence
# only if the hostname matches the pattern mil.*
bundle common define_global
Forum: Cfengine Help
Subject: Re: conditional import of inputs -- i.e. using classes to control
inputs
Author: Seva Gluschenko
Link to topic: https://cfengine.com/forum/read.php?3,22083,22084#msg-22084
Alexey,
the body container parser doesn't allow for classes definition, so you cannot
I'm trying to set up Cfengine to import (inputs attribute of the
common control promise) a country-specific inputs file, and to call a
country-specific bundle of promises, if the current instance of
Cfengine belongs to the class of that country.
The country class is definited based on the hostname
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