Falko Trojahn <nospam...@smi-softmark.de> writes: > I'm sorry, but this would just break a lot of things in wpkg, and I > think there have been discussions about that on the list some time ago. > > Just keep it simple: > > - Standard Profile > * all common things here > > - Basic Profile, depends on Standard Profile > * has Acrobat Reader > > - Advanced Profile, depends on Standard Profile > * has Acrobat > > Perhaps there could be more fine grained solutions, but this is one > possible way how to do what you want.
Here we use my patched version[1] of wpkg, for non common applications:
- Basic profile for every host (<host name='.+' />)
- 1 application (or group of application) => 1 profile
- 1 profile => 1 LDAP group[1]
- 1 machine assigned to some groups (<host groups='something'
profile-ip='something' />
With the use of /applymultiple we can easily manage which host has which
application.
#v+
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8'?>
<wpkg>
<!-- Laptops have wifi, so don't disable autoconfig ? -->
<!-- All hosts -->
<host name='.+' profile-id='base'>
</host>
<!--
OS is xp, apply XP specific package (firewall, snetcfg_wxp.exe, ...)
-->
<host os='.+windows xp.+' profile-id='xp' />
<!-- poweroff -->
<host groups='poweroff' profile-id='poweroff' />
<!-- Trend -->
<host groups='trend' profile-id='officescan' />
</wpkg>
#v-
Regards.
Footnotes:
[1] http://bugzilla.wpkg.org/show_bug.cgi?id=118
[2] This work for samba and AD
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