On 29/06/2016 13:23, Nadav Hod wrote:
> <snip>
>
> 2.5) I probably wasn't clear enough. The include command isn't what I'm
> looking for since that takes blocks of configuration, not variables, and
> embeds it in the current configuration. It can't be used to extract a
> specific variable within that external file. A header file isn't a
> configuration file which is put into another configuration file, it's just
> variables and declarations.
>
> I've used Radiator 4.15, and I couldn't use external variables as part of
> parameters in order to make a generic configuration. What I'm looking for is
> something like the following: assume I have an AuthBy LDAP2 clause. I would
> like to declare:
>
> Host %{GlobalVar:my_ldap_variables.txt::FirstHost}
>
> In this example my_ldap_variables.txt contains variables bindings for LDAP
> configurations, FirstHost being one of them.
>
> Something like this, as far as I can tell, isn't possible today. I would need
> to have FirstHost configured within the local configuration file.
>
> If I could create a directory on each server that contains files, each of
> which contain variables relevant to that file, it would make things very easy
> and manageable. I could put the same Radiator configuration on each server,
> and just update the variables per server.
>
> Is this possible with Radiator using existing features?
> <snip>hi nadav there is no need for radiator to do any of the above as there are numerous tools/suites for exactly this sort of thing : saltstack, puppet, ansible, chef et al
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