Sandra, you must give a fully qualified name for your list
@(g.sdm_host_list) not merely @(sdm_host_list)
when you refer to it from a different bundle. Just as you need to give a
fully qualified host name when you refer to it outside a local domain.
Otherwise it is assumed that the variable is defined in the same bundle
as where it is used.
M
On 02/18/2011 11:53 PM, Sandra Wittenbrock wrote:
> I haven't been able to use a variable for a list of hosts in the access
> lists. The files in question are world readable, so file owner and
> permissions should not be an issue.
>
> When I do not use a variable, but list all the servers by IP address,
> the access works. When defined thusly, everything works:
>
> access:
> "/var/lib/cfengine3/masterfiles/conf"
> admit => { "255.3.30.207",
> "255.3.30.201", "255.3.30.207", "255.3.30.46", "255.3.30.47",
> "255.3.30.48", "255.3.30.49", "255.3.30.64","255.3.30.108",
> "255.3.30.109", "255.3.30.36", "255.3.30.103", "255.3.30.45",
> "255.3.30.102", "255.3.30.105" };
>
>
> When done as follows connection fails:
>
> bundle common g{
> vars:
> "sdm_host_list" slist => { "255.3.30.207", "255.3.30.201",
> "255.3.30.207", "255.3.30.46", "255.3.30.47", "255.3.30.48",
> "255.3.30.49", "255.3.30.64","255.3.30.108", "255.3.30.109",
> "255.3.30.36", "255.3.30.103", "255.3.30.45", "255.3.30.102",
> "255.3.30.105" };
> }
>
>
> bundle server access_rules
> {
> access:
> "/var/lib/cfengine3/masterfiles/conf"
> admit => { @{sdm_host_list} };
>
> }
>
>
> Regards,
> Sandra
>
>
>
>
>
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