Petru Ratiu wrote:
If I understood correctly, the patch will make any rule parsable only
on the host it's meant for (or if the classes are manually defined on
the command line). This prevents me running automated syntax checks to
catch some other (valid) syntax errors, because (at least in my setup)
it's more difficult to set up the parser to include all rules than to
exclude all rules.
I'd rather have false positives than false negatives :
Hi Petru,
actually the parsing will always be done, the patch removes the
InitializeAction() function which causes the problem, all other
functions of parse.c do not have InitializeAction() and that should be
the right and default behavior, so that function called there is just a
software bug.
As I said, the patch won't change the behavior and cfengine will always
parse everything, feel free to download the package from
mentors.debian.net and execute cfengine with -d1, this will dump all the
parse the cfengine does and you can check by yourself :-)
Please let me know if it breaks the default behavior when it comes to
correct admit/grant entries, it shouldn't but I want to be extra sure.
Cheers
Antonio
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