Yes, this is exactly what iteration does in this case.
Just be sure you set "split" to an appropriate split character. We use
"%" since it's an uncommon character.
control:
any:: split = ( "%" )
any:: rmrpms = ( "sudo%mutt%magicdev%lam" )
shellcommands:
any:: "/$(rpmprog) $(rpmrem) $(rmrpms)"
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Brian E. Seppanen wrote:
I want to define the following
users = ( "user1 user2 user3 user4" )
I then want to call it.
shellcommands:
any::
"/usr/local/bin/add_user.pl $users"
What I want the script to do is pass a single username. In the script
I would use getent to determine if the user account exists and if not
then add the account.
Will iteration work so that it does only pass a single user each time?
Wanted to make sure.
Thanks,
Brian Seppanen
608.826.1464
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