Thanks for this Max.
PXELinux can call a different pxelinux.cfg file based upon that the
client's IP address. Therefore is there something I can put in the
pxelinux.cfg config file that will pass a parameter name containing the
unattended.txt file to use to unattended???
Regards,
Neil
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Neil wrote:
>Is it possible to use multiple unattended.txt files?
All you need to do is $u->read("another_unattend.txt"); in the config.pl
file,
That will do the modification to the $u object.
How you get the options from tftp is another problem,
I think you would have to add an export to the mastor script, but I've
not done it that way, so maybe someone else has?.
I do it by reading a file for the pc that has all the settings,
something like (see below) this in the config.pl.
Sorry but it is realy messy code!
But I can see the advantage of having the PC config coming from dhcp.
my $pc = pcname();
if ($pc) {
my $pcsettings = "/z/site/users/$pc" or croak "can not chdir
$!";
if (-e "$pcsettings"){
$u->read("$pcsettings");
print "reading usersettings $pc\n";
}else{
print "No user settings! for $pcsettings\n";
};
};
# pcname looks in the users.txt file for the hardweare address
# and the pc that is linked to it, the should be a file like
my_pc_name=macaddress for each pc.
sub pcname {
my $hardwareadd = $u->{'_meta'}->{'macaddr'};
unless ($hardwareadd =~ m/[a-fA-F0-9]{12}/){
$u->{'UserData'}->{'ComputerName'} =
sub {
my $name = simple_q ("Please Enter computer name :\n");
return $name;
};
};
my @users = read_file ('z:\\site\\users.txt');
for $user (@users){
if ($user =~ m/(^.*)=($hardwareadd)/i){
my $pc = $1;
print "PC is $pc\n";
return $pc;
};
};
return;
}
Thanks
Max
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Subject: [Unattended] Multiple unattend.txt files?
Hi,
Is it possible to use multiple unattended.txt files? I mean, I want to
be able to build two different types of Windows servers from the same OS
repository (e.g. os/win2k/i386/...) and just specify different
unattended.txt (ideally on the tftp boot like as another z_ parameter?).
Thanks,
Neil
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