Cfengine configuration directory

Structuring the cfagent.conf file

Relevant classes: any

If your configuration is getting large, you should think about splitting it up into logical modules. Here is what a cfagent.conf file looks like, in the extreme case in which you use cfagent.conf only to import different sub-files. 
##############################################
# 
#  cfagent.conf ( example.org )
#
#  This file is for root only.
#
##############################################

###
#
# BEGIN cfagent.conf (Only hard classes in this file )
#
###

import:

   #
   # Split things up to keep things tidy
   #


Relevant classes: 
 


   any::            
                    cf.groups
                    cf.main
                    cf.environ

   nexus::

                    cf.examsys

   any.!excepthost::
                    cf.site
                    cf.services
                    cf.motd
                    cf.printer
                    cf.www
                    cf.mail

   hpux::           cf.hpux
   debian.!matrix:: cf.debian
   redhat::         cf.redhat
   SuSE::           cf.suse
   solaris::        cf.solaris
   sun4::           cf.sun4
   ultrix::         cf.ultrix
   freebsd::        cf.freebsd

   homemachines::   cf.users
   matrix::         cf.matrix

###
#
# END cfagent.conf
#
###
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