Hi Sergey, Sergey Karapetyan wrote: > how to painless migrate from 1.0.4 to 1.1?
Step-by-step guide: - replace wpkg.js 1.0.4 with version 1.1.x done ;-) Of course it's recommended to do this in a testbed before going to production to verify that all your packages still work as expected, but in general 1.1.x is fully backwards compatible (unless you hit some undiscovered bug). >> The only line which irritates me slightly is the "Found DHCP address" line >> which > > states the address to be "x.x.x.x". > x.x.x.x this is my text :) realy there correct ip. > >> Try defining a "catch all" host entry in your host.xml at leat. This is >> easily > achievable by adding a host definition with a regular expression like ".*" and > assign a basic profile to it (even empty profiles are fine too but the result > to > the client will be similar: No packages applied). > > so if will be profile and this profile will be empty logon take less time? wpkg.js for sure exits with a non-zero exit value in this case - which might cause this behavior. Just try it. > if i use regexp like ".+" or ".*" with profile "default" and this regexp in > the bottom hosts.xml > All other hosts where profile tell from "default" will be execute uninstall > commands from their profiles and will install packages from "default". No. The hosts are evaluated starting from top. If WPKG finds a match it will use it. SO if you define a new host with ".+" or ".*" at the bottom of hosts.xml, then it will only be used if above matches fail. However there was a request that multiple profiles could be assigned like this. But even then it would perfectly work as WPKG already supports assigning multiple profiles to a host. So just add a ".*" host definition at the bottom and point it to a profile (e.g. "empty" which does not assign any packages). br, Rainer ------------------------------------------------------------------------- wpkg-users mailing list archives >> http://lists.wpkg.org/pipermail/wpkg-users/ _______________________________________________ wpkg-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.wpkg.org/mailman/listinfo/wpkg-users
