On Mon, Jan 28, 2002 at 03:00:35PM +0100, James R. Ullman wrote:
> Thanks Alexander.
>
> 1. Created a new company
>
> 2. Created a website for that company, with new SG admin user
>
> 3. Found the GUID for that new SG
> I used:
> phpmyadmin -> table repligard (select> -> realm - sitegroup
> Only 1 SG viewable, (newly installed system).
> Found this : ee770b0f4fe7b454804cf192889e5a6b (SG1)
>
> 4. In the file to import,
> grep sitegroup import.xml - Found 00d899bdc32a9ad4eb5c2df9d2b10589
>
> 5. Replaced ALL GUID's in import.xml that have
> 00d899bdc32a9ad4eb5c2df9d2b10589 with ee770b0f4fe7b454804cf192889e5a6b
>
>
> 6. repligard -d -d -c /somedir/import.conf -i import.xml
> as admin*SG1_Name in import.conf
> Import went fine. Imported hosts ended up SG1
>
> Should be an easier way to do this in the future, but I'm happy for now.
>
> Maybe a command line option to replace import.xml SG GUID's &
> attachment...etc on the fly with new SG GUID ?
I'll think about general transformation rules.
--
/ Alexander Bokovoy
Software architect and analyst // SaM-Solutions Ltd.
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