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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Am 17.02.2014 17:14, schrieb Adrian
Valeanu:<br>
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<div>Hi,</div>
<div>I try to deploy some software packages based on AD group
membership. </div>
<div>The computer is member in the groups s_wpkg_managed and
s_gimp.</div>
<div>In the hosts.xml I have it configured like this:</div>
<div> <host name=".+" groups="s_wpkg_managed"
profile-id="standard" /><br>
<host name=".+" groups="s_wpkg_managed,s_gimp"
profile-id="gimp" /><br>
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The comma separated list is wrong.<br>
The matches must always be regular expressions, not lists.<br>
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BTW, any match all expression can be omitted, so you don't need the
name attribute, which in turn is deprecated and one should use the
new hostname attribute instead.<br>
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Your example would be as below.<br>
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<host groups="s_wpkg_managed" profile-id="standard" /><br>
<host groups="(s_wpkg_managed|s_gimp)" profile-id="gimp" /><br>
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