Re: Variables

hi !!
I did this to meet my needs

vars: 
       "services_testes" slist => { "sshd","apache2","cups" }; 
       "test_$(services_testes)" string => execresult("/usr/bin/ps aux|grep 
$(services_testes)|/usr/bin/grep -v grep |/usr/bin/grep -v \@","useshell"); 
       classes: 
       "service_ok_$(services_testes)" expression => strcmp("","
$(test_$(services_testes))"); 

       reports: 
               "Service present $(services_testes)" 
               unless => "service_ok_$(services_testes)"; 

               "Service NON present $(services_testes)" 
               if => "service_ok_$(services_testes)";

Thank's again for your Help Nick!
Le mardi 23 novembre 2021 à 21:05:37 UTC+1, Nick Anderson a écrit :

> thierry thunot <[email protected]> writes: 
>
> Hello everyone, I have a little problem with Cf. I want to use 
>> parameterized variables to create classes more easily .. I tested this for 
>> apache masi it is the philosophy that interests me to do this kind of test 
>>
>> bundle agent configuration_test_apache { vars: "liste_module_apache" 
>> slist => {"rewrite","ssl","session"}; 
>> "test_module_${liste_module_apache}_apache" string => 
>> execresult("/usr/sbin/apache2ctl -M|grep 
>> \({liste_module_apache}","noshell"); 
>>
> > > classes: > "module_\){liste_module_apache}_nok" expression => 
>>
>> strcmp("\({test_module_\){liste_module_apache}_apache}",""); reports: 
>> module_${liste_module_apache}_nok:: "MODULE APACHE ${liste_module_apache} 
>> pas présent"; 
>>
>
>> } 
>>
>> Can you advise me on the best way to proceed? Thank's !!! ;) 
>>
> Hi Thierry 
>
> Not sure what specifically you are looking for, but on a quick scan of 
> your policy: 
>
> I don't believe that you can *pipe* inside an execresult() without using 
> a shell. 
>
>
> execresult("/usr/sbin/apache2ctl -M|grep ${liste_module_apache}","noshell");
>
> Also, I don't think it applies to apache modules since I don't think there 
> are any whose names contain invalid class characters (e.g. -), but if you 
> are creating classes from arbitrary strings, you should canonify() when 
> *checking*. 
>
>
> "MODULE APACHE ${liste_module_apache} pas présent"
>   if => canonify( ${liste_module_apache} );
>
> And finally, you must *quote* a variable class expression, again, beware 
> if any liste_module_apache entry contains any characters that are not 
> valid in a class name, this won't work. 
>
>
> "module_${liste_module_apache}_nok"::
> "MODULE APACHE ${liste_module_apache} pas présent";
>
>

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