Hi,
Imagine a service foo that has a config file
/etc/foo/files_of_interest which is just a list of other file paths,
one per line. If you put a path that doesn't exist into the file
then the service foo complains about it regularly, so you'd better
not do that.
I'd like to provide a default list of paths to all remote hosts, but
sometimes some of those paths won't be present. At the time the
/etc/foo/files_of_interest file is built I would like to exclude any
paths that don't exist.
I would prefer not to use per-host variables to specify a different
set of paths as that would be too much to manage and some of these
paths may spring into existence later on, without me knowing.
I found one way to do it:
https://gist.github.com/grifferz/a505e352baa18e06ba1ba1d02a123ee2
This works, but have I missed something which allows this to be done
in a more elegant way?
Cheers,
Andy
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