On 15/07/03 James Price did say:
> cache_mem { db_get_prop($confref, "squid", "CacheMem") } MB
> cache_dir ufs /var/spool/squid { db_get_prop($confref, "squid", "CacheDir")
> } 16 256
> maximum_object_size { db_get_prop($confref, "squid", "MaxObjectSize") } KB
> minimum_object_size { db_get_prop($confref, "squid", "MinObjectSize") } KB
If you read the POD documentation in esmith::templates, all should
be explained. You should not require esmith::db calls (not to mention
they are deprecated in favour of esmith::ConfigDB) inside a template.
The entire configuration database is available in the template
namespace, with singleton values as scalars, and the other records as
hashes.
Instead of
cache_mem { db_get_prop($confref, "squid", "CacheMem") } MB
try
cache_mem { $squid{CacheMem} } MB
Mike
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