[chef] Re: Re: Re: Is there a library that does this already?

[Nathen Harvey < >]

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On Sep 9, 2012, at 12:33 PM, Sascha Bates 
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> AJ this looks really interesting. And it reminds me that I probably need to 
> go in and browse the cookbooks more often.  It would be cool if we could 
> sort by recently added or there was a new cookbooks sections.
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> On 9/8/12 4:43 PM, AJ Christensen wrote:
>> Shameless plug: http://community.opscode.com/cookbooks/bag_config
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>> One of our clients needed data-bags to be the 'last mile' of attribute
>> stacking. Hope this helps.
>>
>> --AJ
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>> On 9 September 2012 05:42, Booker Bense 
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>>  wrote:
>>> Before I write it, is there a library that implements anything like
>>> this scheme?
>>>
>>> Get values from a databag store in the following way
>>>
>>> if item[site_workgroup_node] exists
>>>      return value
>>> else if item[site_workgroup] exists
>>>      return value
>>> else if item[site]
>>>      return value
>>> else
>>>      return nil
>>> end
>>>
>>> To implement what I want, I suspect the concatenating hash name will
>>> not work since I want
>>> to put acl's around changing the item value via some kind of front
>>> end. The databags will
>>> probably have to be separate.
>>>
>>> - Booker C. Bense
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