Hello,
while reviewing the setup.py file for the tis-glpi-plugin-export-to-glpi10 package, I noticed an undocumented parameter: 'list_excluded_ou'.
This parameter is of interest to me because I would like to exclude certain organizational units (OUs) from the data export to GLPI.
Do you have any information on this?
[RESOLVED] Exporting the audit to GLPI and excluding OUs
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Yes, indeed, according to the code:
You can indeed place a list of items like this:
Yes, indeed, according to the code:
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list_excluded_ou=[]
if CONFGLPI.has_option('glpi', 'list_excluded_ou'):
list_excluded_ou = CONFGLPI.get('glpi', 'list_excluded_ou').split('|')
...
for pc in list_pc_wapt:
for excluded_ou in list_excluded_ou:
if str(pc['host_capabilities']['dn']).lower().endswith(excluded_ou.lower()):
continue
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list_excluded_ou=ou=server,dc=tata,dc=local|ou=pc-critial,dc=tata,dc=local