Hi Scott,

Thank you for sharing this piece of information and deliverables with us. We 
will for sure take it into account in our analysis.

Bien Cordialement / Best Regards

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Pascal Wulleput
e-buro maintenance Team Leader
Orange International Networks Infrastructures & Services

tel : +33 223 066 836
cel:  +33 633 467 082

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De : Copus, Scott [mailto:[email protected]]
Envoyé : mardi 21 novembre 2017 16:19
À : WULLEPUT Pascal IMT/OINIS; [email protected]
Objet : RE: Setting up Firefox ESR with Group Policies ?

Hi Pascal,

We also are currently deploying FF ESR 52.x at our site too.  Just recently I 
started managing our university's lab/classroom Windows FF configs by utilizing 
Mike Kaply's CCK2<https://mike.kaply.com/cck2/>.  However, I extended it to 
support Windows GPOs by letting it read keys from the policies section of the 
registry and push them into CCK's variables.  It's a little work to set up.  I 
created ADMX/ADML files with it.  If there's a setting that the ADMX currently 
doesn't support but the CCK supports it within its cck2.cfg 'config' variable, 
you should just be able to modify those GPO files to do it.  It hopefully 
shouldn't require modifying the extra code (on the clients) to make it work.  
By the way, I'm not a Javascript expert so ignore any bad coding; you're 
welcome to make improvements.  I haven't tested it on anything except for FF 
ESR 52.x and CCK 2.2.3.2<https://github.com/mkaply/cck2wizard/releases>.  It 
works for us; anyone can use it at their own risk.

https://github.com/scottcopus/firefox-cck2-gpo

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Scott Copus, Lab Systems Engineer
Academic Technology | Western Kentucky University

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Sent: Tuesday, November 21, 2017 8:07 AM
To: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>
Subject: [Mozilla Enterprise] Setting up Firefox ESR with Group Policies ?

Hello all,

A couple months ago we have been asked to answer a survey on whether setting up 
Firefox ESR with GPO would be a matter of interest.

My question : Did you get many answers ? Were people interested by the idea ? 
Do you guys plan to have GPO admx we could use to do so ?

Today we have FF ESR 52.x on hundreds of thousands Orange group internal 
workstations. We install it with SCCM and we set it up with a GPO module we 
have developed for this purpose.
However our analysis indicates that with the coming out of Firefox ESR 59.X our 
module won't be able to operate properly.
We are therefore getting ready to change the way we set up parameters but 
before we start the study, build and deliver something to replace the current 
method I want to ask you if there is any plan on your side to provide such a 
GPO based solution.

I believe groups similar to our group have similar needs : deploy and 
administrate Firefox ESR on hundreds of thousands users workstations and manage 
releases according to Mozilla roadmaps.

Thanks for your help and insights

Bien Cordialement / Best Regards

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Pascal Wulleput
e-buro maintenance Team Leader
Orange International Networks Infrastructures & Services

tel : +33 223 066 836
cel:  +33 633 467 082

[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>


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