Forum: Cfengine Help Subject: Re: Solaris 10 on x86 is not Solaris? Author: Lars.O Link to topic: https://cfengine.com/forum/read.php?3,19242,19376#msg-19376
Maybe my question was too short to be understandable ;-) Anyway searching for "cfe|sol|sun|86|sp" in the defined classes on a Solaris box on x86 platform yields..........................................................and on sparc it yields ...............................................................................................Cfengine cfengine_3............................................................................cfengine_3 cfengine_3_1........................................................................cfengine_3_1 cfengine_3_1_0...................................................................cfengine_3_1_0 compiled_on_solaris2_10..................................................compiled_on_solaris2_10 ...............................................................................................SUNW_A70 ...............................................................................................solaris solarisx86............................................................................. i386.......................................................................................sparc i86pc.....................................................................................sun4u ...............................................................................................SunOS sunos_5_10.........................................................................sunos_5_10 sunos_i86pc.........................................................................sunos_sun4u sunos_i86pc_5_10..............................................................sunos_sun4u_5_10 sunos_i86pc_5_10_Generic_142901_03........................sunos_sun4u_5_10_Generic_142900_02 ...............................................................................................SUNW,A70 So, there is no class which identifies an OS as Solaris regardless of version and platform. solaris can otherwise be used regardless of OS version if I remember correctly, but not on x86 platform. I believe that always having to remember to use two classes (or a new class) to select or deselect Solaris will at some point be forgotten and may cause unwanted consequences. _______________________________________________ Help-cfengine mailing list [email protected] https://cfengine.org/mailman/listinfo/help-cfengine
