On Wed, Jun 01, 2005 at 10:19:56PM +0200, Henning Sprang wrote: > Maybe I miss something, but when I rename some files > in /usr/local/share/fai/files, I always have to change the corresponding > script that is responsible for copying this file to it's place. > > Similar double-actions are required when adding or removing a file. > > I would rather like to do a single fcopy command that makes sure every > file in "files" gets copied to the install client according to matching > class definitions, so I don't have to take care of anything else then. > > Is something like that available? Or do I forget/oversee something which > makes this a bad idea?
thats what fcopy's recursion code is for: I am calling fcopy -i -r . in scripts/DEFAULT/S01recursive_fcopy.sh, that means at the really first scripts step (the -i sets the exitcode always to 0, because if you are doing a recursive fcopy, the probability of some not-matching files is high). I am using this construct for at least 3 years now, so it should be pretty safe. -- c u henning
