Forum: Cfengine Help
Subject: Re: .cf file includes?
Author: matter
Link to topic: https://cfengine.com/forum/read.php?3,20701,20707#msg-20707
I became curious if you could do this, and for a quick hack, yes. For
simplicity sake - ls_test.cf does not live in $(sys.workdir)/inputs.
% cat /var/cfengine/ls_test.cf
##########################################################################
body common control {
bundlesequence => { "test1","test2" };
inputs => { @(bundles.inputs) };
}
##########################################################################
bundle common bundles {
vars:
"inputs_string" string => execresult("/bin/ls -m
$(sys.workdir)/inputs/*.cf","useshell");
"inputs" slist => { splitstring("$(inputs_string)",", ","10") };
}
##########################################################################
and now the *.cf files in $(sys.workdir)/inputs
% cat /var/cfengine/inputs/test1.cf
##########################################################################
bundle agent test1 {
reports:
cfengine_3::
"Test 1";
}
##########################################################################
% cat /var/cfengine/inputs/test2.cf
bundle agent test2 {
reports:
cfengine_3::
"Test 2";
}
and the run
% cf-agent -Kf /var/cfengine/ls_test.cf
R: Test 1
R: Test 2
So, you can do it.
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