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Re: editfiles methodology question
From: |
Mark Burgess |
Subject: |
Re: editfiles methodology question |
Date: |
Sun, 06 Nov 2005 22:07:16 +0100 |
>
> Regarding short_hostname, on my system '/bin/hostname' returns the
> FQDN. If I try using $(host), I just get the FQDN. Is that normal?
> That's why I'm using my own variable.
>
This is normal if you have fully qualified names returned by your
hostname lookup, which is not something I recommend.
> > If the file contains $(macro) like instances already, you could simply
> > ask cfagent to expand them using "ExpandVariables". Alernatively you
> > could use a
>
> I'm a little confused on how to use template files. Since the template
> file is on a server, how do I get it part of the editfiles? I'm only
> familiar with using 'server=' in copy:. Do I need to copy the file
> over first? If so, how do I make sure to do that before an edit (and
> if possible, to avoid worrying about this ordering)?
Yes you need to copy the file first. You can do
copy:
destination src=source server=server define=gotfile
editfiles:
gotfile::
{ destination
....
}
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