[hobbit] problem with CLASS definition

[Charles Jones]

I also just discovered that CONFIGCLASS gets converted to lowercase 
(which I should have seen plain as day in the sed command). However this 
is not the problem as the CONFIGCLASS in the client message is still 
using the default value of BBOSTYPE.  I'm currently attempting to hack 
in a work around.

-Charles

Charles Jones wrote:
> I did some poking around, and as far as I can tell, the problem is due 
> to hobbitclient.cfg overriding the CONFIGCLASS variable.
> Here are some snippets from runclient.sh:
>
> --class=*)
>                CONFIGCLASS="`echo $1 | sed -e 's/--class=//' | tr 
> '[A-Z]' '[a-z]'`"
>
> export MACHINE MACHINEDOTS BBOSTYPE BBOSSCRIPT HOBBITCLIENTHOME 
> CONFIGCLASS
>
> hobbitclient.cfg contains this:
> ./hobbitclient.cfg:CONFIGCLASS="$BBOSTYPE"         # Default 
> configuration class for logfiles
>
> hobbitclient.sh uses the CONFIGCLASS variable when sending the client 
> message:
> ./bin/hobbitclient.sh:echo "client $MACHINE.$BBOSTYPE $CONFIGCLASS"  
> >>  $MSGTMPFILE
>
> Heres the actual client message header Im sending (not that 
> CONFIGCLASS  is being set to "linux" instead of the specified class:
> client host-app-23.linux linux
>
> -Charles
>
>
> Charles Jones wrote:
>> Anyone have any thoughts on this? I'm currently dead in the water 
>> without this working as it should.  I tried emailing Henrik as well 
>> but I'm sure he is too busy to reply.
>>
>> -Charles
>>
>> Charles Jones wrote:
>>> I have a host whose client was started via: "./runclient.sh 
>>> --class=APP_PRIMARY start"
>>>
>>> In the hobbit servers hobbit-clients.cfg, I have something similar to:
>>>
>>> CLASS=APP_PRIMARY
>>>    PROC "someproc"
>>>    PROC "/some/other/proc"
>>> ....
>>> DEFAULT
>>>    PROC sshd
>>>
>>> The problem is that only the default proc "sshd" is being checked on 
>>> the host.  The expected behavior is that the CLASS would be used and 
>>> other other procs checked instead. I know this has nothing to do 
>>> with the DEFAULT setting, as using HOST=hostname works fine. I just 
>>> cant get it to check the procs by CLASS.  Is there any way to debug 
>>> this?  Shouldn't the CLASS show up in the "info" section?  Do I need 
>>> to put the class name in quotes on the command line?
>>
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