Forum: Cfengine Help
Subject: Re: Wildcard in files stanza on copy
Author: Seva Gluschenko
Link to topic: https://cfengine.com/forum/read.php?3,17887,17954#msg-17954
Your example is still abstract enough to get the full clearance. Perhaps, if
your node name is its hostname, you can do as simple as follows:
files:
solaris::
"/opt/base1/subdir/$(sys.fqhost)/subdir3/subdir4/myfiletocopy"
comment => "Very silly way to deal with an unknown subdirectory
name",
copy_from =>
secure_cp("${my_actual_file_in_a_repo}","${g.cf3_server}");
If your nodename isn't its hostname, you can use configuration array:
vars:
"node" string => "foo";
"node" string => "bar";
files:
solaris::
"/opt/base1/subdir/$(node[$(sys.fqhost)])/subdir3/subdir4/myfiletocopy"
comment => "Very silly way to deal with an unknown subdirectory
name",
copy_from =>
secure_cp("${my_actual_file_in_a_repo}","${g.cf3_server}");
Finally, you can use classes:
vars:
solaris.ipv4_10_0_0::
"node" string => "foo";
solaris.ipv4_10_0_1::
"node" string => "bar";
classes:
"node_defined" expression => isvariable("node");
files:
node_defined::
"/opt/base1/subdir/$(node)/subdir3/subdir4/myfiletocopy"
comment => "Very silly way to deal with an unknown subdirectory
name",
copy_from =>
secure_cp("${my_actual_file_in_a_repo}","${g.cf3_server}");
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