Ok,
I have a new problem now.
I want to define a class based on the exit value of a script.
According to the documentation I do this:
classes:
myclass = ( "/path/to/script some_opts some_args" )
This works.
But I want to be able to do variable substitution in the command
string like this:
classes:
myclass = ( "${script_path}/script some_opts ${some_args}" )
This doesn't work. When I run this in debug mode, it is substituting
the values and creating the string I expect, but
it never executes the result it just says "[No match of class foo]"
Is this an "undocumented feature" or a bug?
And if it was by design, why can't we have variable expansion here.
Is there a workaround or another way to get this behavior.
I know I could probably use a module, but I'm trying to have this
modularized and I don't want to have to put this script in the
moduledir.
Thanks for your help,
Michael Grubb
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