Details
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Type:
Bug
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Status: Done
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Priority:
Medium
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Resolution: Fixed
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Affects Version/s: None
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Component/s: Built-in functions
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Labels:None
Description
Regarding https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/help-cfengine/6G1FNPih1Lo
It seem that there is a confusing bug with lsdir. Here is a example : let's say we have this directory tree :
test └── FR0000001-12345678.gz prod └── FR0000001-12345678.gz
here is the code :
body common control {
bundlesequence => { "readdirs" };
}
bundle agent readdirs {
vars:
"directories" slist => {"prod","test"};
"files_regex_1_$(directories)" slist => lsdir("$(directories)",".*","false");
"files_regex_2_$(directories)" slist => lsdir("$(directories)","FR.*\.gz","false");
reports:
any::
"regex_1 : $(directories) - $(files_regex_1_$(directories))";
"regex_2 : $(directories) - $(files_regex_2_$(directories))";
}
Normal output look like this :
notice: R: regex_1 : prod - . notice: R: regex_1 : prod - .. notice: R: regex_1 : prod - FR0000001-12345678.gz notice: R: regex_1 : test - . notice: R: regex_1 : test - .. notice: R: regex_1 : test - FR0000001-12345678.gz notice: R: regex_2 : prod - FR0000001-12345678.gz notice: R: regex_2 : test - FR0000001-12345678.gz
If i empty "prod" directory, output look like this :
notice: R: regex_1 : prod - . notice: R: regex_1 : prod - .. notice: R: regex_1 : test - . notice: R: regex_1 : test - .. notice: R: regex_1 : test - FR0000001-12345678.gz
As you can see, nothing seem to match regex_2. It seem that if one entry in the slist do not match file(s), lsdir do not return anything at all.
Regards,
Pascal Bonderff
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