Forum: CFEngine Help
Subject: Re: classnames constructed with "$(foo)": how to canonify in "common"?
Author: davidlee
Link to topic: https://cfengine.com/forum/read.php?3,27082,27121#msg-27121
Thanks for the reply, Diego.
The problem (which perhaps I didn't state clearly enough) is about verbose
("-v" flag) diagnostics of cf-agent, which gives those lines such as:
Class identifier "g_c_exists_$(c_list)" contains illegal characters -
canonifying
Functionally, things seem to work. My concern is those warning messages
appearing under the combination of the "-v" flag and bundle type "common" (as
distinct from bundle type "agent"). Shouldn't both bundle types behave the
same way? And if they should be different, then why, and where is the
difference documented, with examples of how to canonify under the different
bundle types?
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