I am just hoping against hope that I am wrong..
Just a side note, I have been and continue to read the manual on this issue. My initial findings are that this will not work.
In => trigger expressions -> Expressions
I have the following entered from a previous admin..
{Template_Generic_FrontEnd:net.tcp.port[address1.amazonaws.com,27017].last(0)}=0 | {Template_Generic_FrontEnd:net.tcp.port[address2.amazonaws.com,27017].last(0)}=0 | ....
My question is this..
Is there a way to say create a for loop of sorts for this? To do something like..
for host in $TEMPLATE do
expression $i
done
?
Thanks,
J
Just a side note, I have been and continue to read the manual on this issue. My initial findings are that this will not work.
In => trigger expressions -> Expressions
I have the following entered from a previous admin..
{Template_Generic_FrontEnd:net.tcp.port[address1.amazonaws.com,27017].last(0)}=0 | {Template_Generic_FrontEnd:net.tcp.port[address2.amazonaws.com,27017].last(0)}=0 | ....
My question is this..
Is there a way to say create a for loop of sorts for this? To do something like..
for host in $TEMPLATE do
expression $i
done
?
Thanks,
J
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