The details are definitely in the manual, (see also the special topics guides),
but the
problem is of course that we have too much documentation so it is hard to see
the wood for
trees.
Bas van der Vlies wrote:
> On 04-06-10 07:41, Mark Burgess wrote:
>>> I am trying to switch from cfengine2 to cfengine3. We make use of the
>>> PrepModule to set some useful GLOBAL classes with the aid of a script. Just
>>> print/echo +<class> to stdout. Can this be accomplished with cfengine3.
>> There is a use-module function, but you can also embed modules simply as
>> commands:
>> promises in Cfengine 3. Since there is no actionsequence, only a bundle
>> sequence you can
>> just arrange to place a module probe into a bundle/method early on.
>>
>
> Thanks for the pointer. Just for record did not find it in the manual and
> maybe it is also useful for other people. I replaced the cf2 PrepModule
> syntax with:
>
> bundle common g
> {
> classes:
> GOTINIT expression => usemodule("init_lisa","");
> }
>
> placed an executable file in the modules directory named: init_lisa
> {{{
> #!/bin/sh
>
> echo +BAS
> }}}
>
> This will activated the class BAS and it is a GLOBAL class.
> ~
>
>
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