[quote=“Junkhacker, post: 44895, member: 21583”]how to become a fog developer: be helpful on the forums, test and debug code, share your ideas and code with the community (especially code. everyone has ideas, few can implement them)
if you make yourself stand out (in a good way 😉 ) and we want you on the team, you’ll be asked to join[/quote]

Can I be on the Team? 🙂

One host would have a Default Group. and Sub Groups.
Currently it appears that snapins are are referred to by a Snapin ID. So it would only pickup one snapin once, and show what groups it inherited from.
Or.
It could even work like the permissions of a Mumble Server(an open source VoIP)
Or.
It could work in a structure like this.
ComputerLab101-ITBuilding Group
[INDENT=1]|_Presentation Computers Sub Group[/INDENT]
[INDENT=1]|_Lab Computers[/INDENT]
[INDENT=2]|_Hand-accessible Computers[/INDENT]
[INDENT=2] [/INDENT]
machines would inherit [S]upward[/S] downward like so.

[quote=“Wayne Workman, post: 44000, member: 28155”][url]http://emcosoftware.com/msi-package-builder[/url]

that’ll do it, but it’s not free. They have 3 different versions. The pro version will record all changes except for services and drivers. The enterprise version does everything.

IMO, it’s not worth two cents unless you get the enterprise version. Their “Pro” version of the software used to deploy Java with custom settings has caused me nothing but nightmares.[/quote]

Hi,

Buy it and very usefull !

Regards,
Ch3i.

Ok, Will make a Test server and test it before i put it into development.

If it works I will post some instructions on how i got it to work.

Hey, it was that i had Active directory settings in there, changed them in the main config for FOG,
But the password located on the host machine pass was not encrypted… once i changed that it worked fine.

Love your software man. Great Work.