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- "vntype in:"
- "vntype not in:"
- "hosts host in:"
- "hosts host not in:"
are recognized at the start of a string, the rest of the string is recognized as a list of vntypes/hosts for which to set the variable to True ("in:") or False ("not in:"). For all other hosts by definition the variable is set to the inverse. The entries are usually simply names but the code will allow single entries that are fnmatch.fnmatch patterns; commas are not supported in the patterns since they separate entries. This would mainly be used by sites for wildcards using * or ?.
Every section of the config file now has an "enabled" attribute, which should be set to something that is transformed into a boolean (i.e. either one of the strings that is transformed into a boolean described above, or a true boolean). If "enabled" is not defined in a section, then it is implictly taken as "true" (and possibly modified by what follows).
To go back to the examples given in the overview:
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