Re: Glob hard class names?

[Ed Brown]

No freebsd experience here either, so this is mostly for my own
edification, but hard classes on a redhat machine include:

redhat redhat_ws redhat_ws_3

Are multiple hard classes, including 'freebsd_4', or 'freebsd_5', not
also defined in a similar way on freebsd boxes?  If not, it seems like a
desirable feature request...

-Ed




On Tue, 2005-04-05 at 16:21, Atom Powers wrote:
>  Is it possible to glob hard class names?
> For instance I currently have:
> --
> Groups:
>       freebsd_4       = ( freebsd_4_11_STABLE freebsd_4_10_STABLE
> freebsd_4_10_RELEASE_p3 )
>       freebsd_5       = ( freebsd_5_3_RELEASE freebsd_5_3_STABLE )
> --
> 
> But I'm still missing a lot of systems. "freebsd_5_4_PRERELEASE", for
> example, won't match either group. Can I do something like:
> 
> --
> Groups:
>       freebsd_4       = ( freebsd_4_* )
>       freebsd_5       = ( freebsd_5_* )
> --
> 
> Or is there another way to easily define a group for these hard classes? (And
> still catch "freebsd_5_4_STABLE" when it is released.)
> 
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> Atom Powers
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