Am 10.07.2019 um 18:07 schrieb Meikel:
> Thanks in advance for any help or explanation of that behaviour.
Hi folks,
yesterday in the IRC I got an answer which explains everything for me,
so from my point of view my question is answered and the problem is solved.
In short with my words:
The bundle scope_of_class_b1 is called one time for each entry in the
slist, so it is called three times.
The promisee of the "reports" type is
"is_dir is SET"
and even if the class "is_dir" is set in two of the three executions,
the "report" is print out only once, because the promisee is the same,
and a promise for the same promisee is only kept/repaired/executed only
once in an agent run. To get the expected output the promisee of the
"reports" has to be rewritten to become unique for each execution, i.e.
adding $(server) like this:
reports:
is_dir::
"is_dir is SET";
is_dir::
"$(server): is_dir is SET";
!is_dir::
"$(server): is_dir is UNset";
I kept "is_dir is SET" to better show the difference. It gives the
following result:
# cf-agent -IK --file ./samples/scope_of_class.cf --bundlesequence
scope_of_class
info: Using command line specified bundlesequence
R: is_dir is SET
R: ws-1.example.com: is_dir is SET
R: ws-2.example.com: is_dir is UNset
R: webserver.example.com: is_dir is SET
The output "is_dir is SET" is never shown more than once in one agent
run, even if all three directories exist, but if the promisee becomes
unique, i.e. "ws-1.example.com: is_dir is SET" vs.
"webserver.example.com: is_dir is SET" then they're both print out.
The problem is NOT, that the definition/evaluation of the class "is_dir"
does not work as expected, it works as expected, but I didn't see it in
the output, because my expectation of what to see was wrong.
As I don't have skills in CFE my wording might be imprecise, I'm sorry,
hopefully the idea became clear.
Regards,
Meikel