Hi Pete,
I tried that with $myfiles as an array, but as I said, that just executed
the sed command with all of the filenames concatanated.
I've got a fix at the moment. I've just prefixed multiple execs in the
define method with something unique. Its working, but just feels like there
would be a better way to do this.
My code at the moment is:
define searchreplace ( $cwd, $stext, $rtext, $sstext, $rrtext, $ssstext,
$rrrtext ) {
exec {"dns_$name":
cwd => $cwd,
path => ["/bin"],
command => "sed -i 's/$stext/$rtext/' ./${name}",
}
exec {"tag_$name":
cwd => $cwd,
path => ["/bin"],
command => "sed -i 's/$sstext/$rrtext/' ./${name}",
}
exec {"ray_$name":
cwd => $cwd,
path => ["/bin"],
command => "sed -i 's/$ssstext/$rrrtext/' ./${name}",
}
}
searchreplace {$bfprocesses :
cwd => "/home",
stext => "replacethis",
rtext => $dns,
sstext => "replacethis2",
rrtext => $tag,
ssstext => "replacethis3",
rrrtext => $ray,
}
}
It works - just wondering if there was a simpler way.
Cheers,
Matt
2008/10/13 Peter Meier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Hi
>
> > But that executed the sed command with all of the files as input.
> >
> > I also tried with a general define searchreplace method but i'm only able
> to
> > call it once in a class with the $name due to the $name method again.
> >
> > Is it possible to get puppet to iterate a definition other than using the
> > $name method?
>
>
> use something else than $name as filename. because $name have to be unique.
>
> greets pete
>
> >
>
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