Just put classes in your bundlesequence. Since Cfengine caches promises,
you're not going to recomoile the promises every time, so do you really
need to have class-based inputs? (You can do it, of course).
body common control {
# This will definitely work as long as the classes are hard classes,
# and may work (it depends...) if they are user-defined classes
bundlesequence => {
any::
"foo",
"baz",
some::
"gar"
any::
"bletch"
};
# This will probably work, but why bother? No recompilation costs after
# the first time the promises are cached...
inputs => {
any::
"foo.cf",
"baz.cf",
some::
"gar.cf"
any::
"bletch.cf"
};
}
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> Le 6023 Septembre 1993, daniel klein a envoy=C3=A9:
>
> Hello,
>
> > Only one set of promises is ever run. By default that comes from promise=
> s.cf,
> > but you can specify an alternative set with -f. Those promises can consi=
> st
> > of many other files, which you list in the inputs. Regardless of which f=
> iles
> > are included, the agent only runs the promises listed in the bundlesequen=
> ce
> > (and there is only one bundlesequence).
> >
> > So what you created was a standalone set of promises (with one promise), =
> and
> > a bundlesequence saying "run that one promise bundle).
> >
> > If you want to include that new set of promises into the "main" set of
> > promises in promises.cf, you add "tester" to the bundlesequence in promis=
> es.cf,
> > add test.cf to your list of inputs, and delete (or comment out) the body
> > common control in test.cf (because like Highlander, there can be only one=
> !)
>
> With cf2 I used to include more files depending on classes:
>
> cfagent.conf contains:
>
> import:
> debian:: cf.debian # debian specific configuration
>
> any::
> cf.services
>
> cf.services contains:
>
> import:
>
> SSHServer:: cf.ssh
> NTPClient:: cf.ntp
>
> I find no import in cf3 reference manual.
>
> What's the way to include files based on classes?
>
> Regards.
> =2D-=20
> Daniel Dehennin
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