hosts.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<!--
	Lists host names and associated profile. This file can be edited directly,
	or even created automatically depending on your	environment.

	THIS IS A SAMPLE FILE.

	For detailed documentation on the XML structure, attributes etc it's
	recommended to have a look at the XSD schema included here:
		xsd/

	An automatically generated documentation of the XML structure is included
	here:
		documents/
	Just open documents/index.html in your favorite web browser.

	More documentation is available on the WPKG web-page as well:
		<http://wpkg.org/Category:Documentation>
-->

<hosts:wpkg xmlns:hosts="http://www.wpkg.org/hosts" xmlns:wpkg="http://www.wpkg.org/wpkg"
	xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
	xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.wpkg.org/hosts xsd/hosts.xsd">

	<!--
		Specifies a match for host name "hostname" and assigns profile "custom"
		to this host.
	-->
	<host name="hostname" profile-id="custom" />


	<!--
		This specification uses a regular expression for host name matching.
		See <http://wpkg.org/index.php/Regular_expression_support> for more
		details.
		This will match any non-empty hostname and assign it the "other"
		profile. So the entry acts as a kind of "catch all" entry. All hosts
		which are not matched by a more-specific host entry appearing before
		this one will be assigned the "other" profile.
		Note: In case you enabled the applyMultiple option in config.xml this
		will assign the "other" profile to all hosts in addition to any more-
		precise host specification applying before.
	-->
	<host name=".+" profile-id="other" />
</hosts:wpkg>