Hi everybody, last week I had some problems with the copy action copying subdirectories I did not want... I still havent found a fix. But here is a different approach - I actually used that one for something else in parallel and it seems to work so far.
I figured since I can not do a recursive file-repository like this: etc |-openldap |-ipsec.d | |-some_other_subdir |-and_more_dirs I could flaten the directory structure and do this instead: etc-openldap etc-ipsec.d etc-ipsec.d-some_other_subdir etc-and_more_dirs and then keep the files in that structure... The only problem I would run into would be length restrictions if the depth of my directory-structure or the length of the directory names drive the length of the resulting name beyond whatever the limit is... I would still have ALL config files any machine (or better class) would ever need thrown together in the directory it goes into and then just use includes/ignores to select the ones I need for each class. That way all the files are in the same place. If I have two (or more) classes that need different versions of the same file, I would add a postfix to the name and then rename them during or after the copy action ( for example ldap.conf.___class1___ and ldap.conf.___class2___) Any comments on this idea? Thanks, MARK _______________________________________________ Help-cfengine mailing list Help-cfengine@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-cfengine
