I am not familiar with regex engine. Will using the pipe characters work also for IP ranges (that use non-regular-expression matching)? I think, will work e.g. <host id="192.168.0.1-254|192.168.1-2.200-30|192.168.3-4.3" profile-id="common" />? From: mscdex [mailto:mscdex at gmail.com] Sent: Saturday, April 25, 2009 8:14 PM To: Jindřich Vorlíček Cc: K.E.Jones at bton.ac.uk; wpkg-users at lists.wpkg.org Subject: Re: [wpkg-users] More ways of defining hosts in hosts.xml - end Maybe I'm missing something, but I don't quite understand the reasoning for resorting to using semicolons for selecting multiple hosts/OSes/etc. Depending on the support or differences in WSH's regex engine, I believe you should already be able to do this multiple matching with regular expressions using the pipe character, such as: <host id="computer02|salesgoup|wpkgrocks" profile-id="common" /> I have not tried it out myself, but theoretically any valid regexp should work. |