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-# module:cfportage readme file
-# author: rob holland <tigger@gentoo.org>
-
-This readme describes the cfportage module which allows you to define
-classes depending on the versions of installed software.
-
-The code is based on the etcat tool by Alastair Tse.
-
-To use the module you will need to define:
-
-moduledirectory = ( /var/cfengine/modules ) 
-
-in one of your cfinputs.
-
-You can then make use of the module by adding a line like this to an
-actionsequnce section in a cfengine input file:
-
-"module:cfportage.vim_missing -i vim_missing app-editors/vim"
-
-Where the syntax is:
-
-"module:cfportage.<class_to_use> <test_type> <class_to_use> <package>"
-
-It is important that <class_to_use> _is the same_ both times, that is,
-you must type the class you'd like to set twice on the same line.
-
-The first one is used by cfengine to keep track of which classes might
-be set, the second one tells the module which class needs to be set.
-This has to be done as, unfortunately, cfengine doesn't pass on the
-class names its expecting the module to trigger.
-
-If this doesn't make sense to anyone, or you think I could have worded it
-better, please file a bug at http://bugs.gentoo.org or email me directly. Its
-difficult to explain clearly.
-
-Examples (with random version numbers that I made up) are:
-
-Define the class old_vim if the installed version of vim is a version
-before 2.0. The class will _not_ be defined if the package isn't
-installed.
-
-"module:cfportage.old_vim -o old_vim app-editors/vim-2.0"
-
-Each test type has a long version as well as a short one, so you could
-write the same thing as:
-
-"module:cfportage.old_vim older old_vim app-editors/vim-2.0"
-
-Test that you have the lastest version of gnupg due to a security scare:
-
-"module:cfportage.latest_gnupg newerorequal latest_gnupg app-crypt/gnupg-0.5-r1"
-
-Where 0.5-r1 is the fixed version
-
-The tests are:
-
--i/installed
--o/older
--O/olderorequal
--n/newer
--N/newerorequal
-
--o/-O/-n/-N will _never_ trigger if the package isn't installed.
-
-If you use the -i test and give a version number with the package then
-it will test for that specific version only.
-
-If you don't give a version number when using -i it will just check that
-any version of the package is installed.
-
-Hope that all made sense. Bugs/comments to http://bugs.gentoo.org please.