Hi Ted,
When you say:
any::
# the group will be created if they don't exist
group cftest gid =1500
Where does the the group 'cftest' /w gid 1500 get registered?
Regards,
/\/elson
On Wed, 20 Apr 2005, Ted Zlatanov wrote:
On Wed, 20 Apr 2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the response. I would like to avoid adding groups to
hosts that don't use/need them if at all possible.
That's what I was talking about as well :)
Here's an example of the cfperl syntax (users are done in a similar
way):
users:
any::
# the group will be created if they don't exist
group cftest gid =1500
cluster::
# the group will be created if they don't exist
group cluster gid =1600
etc. (the conditional logic is done with the cfengine "." and "|"
operators, plus parenthesis)
Also you can delete groups/users.
You can check if the group or user already exists in NIS or other
backends, so you don't add a local copy of a global group or user
too.
More details are at http://lifelogs.com/cfperl/manual.html#The%20users%20section
Ted
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