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@@ -84,7 +84,8 @@ So to target for example a mesh/group in MeshCentral called: "Nerthus" do:
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name: example configuration
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group: "Nerthus"
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#target_os: "Linux" # <--- according to os_categories.json
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#target_os: "Linux" # <--- according to os_categories.json.
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powershell: True # <--- this can be important for Windows clients.
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variables:
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- name: var1
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value: "This is the first variable"
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@@ -107,6 +108,12 @@ The tasks you want to run should be contained under the `tasks:` with two fields
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The name field is for the user of meshbook, to clarify what the following command does in a summary.<br>
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The command field actually gets executed on the end-point.<br>
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### Windows Client Extra-information:
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If you want to launch commands at Windows machines, make sure you have your `os_categories.conf` up-to-date with the correct reported Windows versions.<br>
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And then make sure to create compatible commands, see: [windows examples](./examples/windows)<br>
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Related is the yaml option: `powershell: True`.
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### Granual Operating System filtering:
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I have made the program so it can have a filter with the Operating systems. If you have a mixed group, please read:
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