WIP: processmatch type now configures something #925
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Since MR voxpupuli#874 the processmatch type is not working. For instance a configuration of ```puppet collectd::plugin::processes::processmatch{'eosd': collect_file_descriptor => true, collect_memory_maps => true, collect_context_switch => false, regex => 'eosd .*$', } ``` should create a file (on centos) `/etc/collectd.d/processes-config.conf` containing ```apache <Plugin processes> <ProcessMatch "eosd" "eosd .*$"> CollectContextSwitch false CollectFileDescriptor true CollectMemoryMaps true </ProcessMatch> </Plugin> ``` but alas no configuration is created anywhere, the file itself is not even created.
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Pull Request (PR) description
Since MR #874 the processmatch
type is not working.
For instance a configuration of
should create a file (on centos)
/etc/collectd.d/processes-config.confcontainingbut alas no configuration is created anywhere, the file itself is not even created.