I'd like to be able to copy a list of files into my postfix jail, like this:
control:
postfix_host::
postfix_jailfiles= (
"hosts:localtime:nsswitch.conf:resolv.conf:services:host.conf" )
copy:
postfix_host::
/etc/$(postfix_jailfiles)
dest=/var/spool/postfix/etc/
type=mtime
...but what I get an error telling me the destination type is silly (as
/var/spool/postfix/etc). If I try phrasing the copy directive thusly:
copy:
postfix_host::
/etc/$(postfix_jailfiles)
dest=/var/spool/postfix/etc/$(postfix_jailfiles)
type=mtime
...then I end up with a single file (containing /etc/hosts content)
named
"/var/spool/postfix/etc/hosts:localtime:nsswitch.conf:resolv.conf:services:host.conf".
I have simply changed to a series of explicit copies, but this behavior
has caused me to wonder if there is any use at all for having iterators
in the copy: action.
How are other people dealing with this?
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