On 4/25/2011 1:10 PM, Rainer Meier wrote:
In this example all hosts whose names start with "prefix-" would be assigned
profile1, the host named "hosty" gets profile2 assigned etc.
Any host not matching any previous host definition will be catched by the
regular expression ".*" which just matches everything. So any host not matched
by previous host definitions are getting profile "default" assigned.
So if you want all hosts to have the same set of default packages just do
something like:
<profile id='default'>
<package package-id='package1' />
<package package-id='package2' />
</profile>
<profile id='profile1'>
<depends profile-id='default' />
<package package-id='package3' />
</profile>
<profile id='profile2'>
<depends profile-id='default' />
<package package-id='package4' />
<package package-id='package5' />
</profile>
...
As all profiles have a dependency on the "default" profile this makes WPKG
"include" the defintions in the "default" profile into the scope of profile1 and
profile2. So if you update something in the "default" profile it will affect
profile1/profile2-hosts too.
br,
Rainer
I didn't explain it well. What you have shown here is exactly what I was
looking for. Thank you!!
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