No.
At least not without a bit of fudging. although you can have as many
#raw...#end raw sections as you want in a snippet,
so that might work for you
Alternatively, export them into the shell above your #raw section
e.g.
export MYVAR=$cobbler_var
#raw
ls $MYVAR
#end raw
Stuart
On Mon, 2017-11-20 at 07:57 -0600, Stephen Berg (Contractor, Code 7320) wrote:
> Spinning up on cobbler and running into a glitch that it most likely
> just a syntax issue.
>
> I've started by defining a kickstart that is just references to various
> snippets I want to use. I then created the snippets, so far so good.
> The kickstart gets generated but there's a couple variables not being
> parsed. I think the issue is my snippets typically are just a section
> of my kickstarts preceded by "#raw" and trailed by "#end raw". Is there
> any way to get variables evaluated when they are inside that raw section?
>
> I've used ${hostname}, \$(hostname) and $hostname in the snippets and
> they always show up just like that, I need them to be the actual
> hostname. Another one is a variable I define in kickstart metadata
> using "proptag=123456", we use a six digit local property tag in a few
> places during kickstart, that variable also isn't getting parsed.
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