Thank you very much, it is useful!
But there is no mention of this builtin variable in the "cf3-Reference.pdf",
how could you find this?
2009/12/16 Mark Burgess
>
> Cfengine gives the address on the interface, like in the following from my
> host.
> There are too many possibilities to document i
t; different
> interfaces make it tricky in this case.
>
> Erlend Leganger wrote:
> > 2009/12/17 flex
> >> Thank you very much, it is useful!
> >> But there is no mention of this builtin variable in the
> "cf3-Reference.pdf", how could you find
Hi, Everyone, I want to edit a config file, which needs to replace a couple
of lines with another couple.
It seems that the edit_line => replace_lines can only replace a couple of
lines with one string.
I try to pass a slist to it, such as that:
bundle agent replace()
{
vars:
"pattern
I am very sorry, i paste the wrong code :(
The right one is here:
bundle agent replace()
{
vars:
"patterns" slist => { "This", "is", "test"};
"lines" slist => { "111", "222" ,"333"};
files:
"/test/test.txt"
edit_line => replace_lines("@(replace.patterns)",
"
Is there anybody can help me ?
2009/12/30 flex
> I am very sorry, i paste the wrong code :(
> The right one is here:
>
>
> bundle agent replace()
> {
> vars:
> "patterns" slist => { "This", "is", "test&quo
"$(patterns)"
replace_with => with("$(replace.replacement[$(patterns)])");
}
body replace_with with(str)
{
replace_value => "$(str)";
occurrences => "all";
}
2010/1/5 Daniel Dehennin
> Le 5969 Septembre 1993, flex a
This is very important.
Sometime, i must test the default value or action by myself, otherwise i
didn't know the result...
2010/1/29 Sergio Simone
> yeah,
> it would be great to have clearly stated defaults for everything in the
> doc...
>
> cheers!
> sergio
>
> On 28/gen/2010, at 15.41, nwat..
