I modified my code to use two separate entries like you have. I got the same
error, like you did, I assume. The private rule worked but the domain rule
was not created. However notice that in that case the 'Name' attribute was
the same. I modified the Name attribute to use unique names and both rules
are created. I am testing on a domain and the domain rule is active.
<fw:FirewallException Id="private.$(var.PrimaryFileName)"
Name="private.$(var.PrimaryFileName)" Profile="private" Scope="localSubnet"
IgnoreFailure="yes"/>
<fw:FirewallException Id="domain.$(var.PrimaryFileName)"
Name="domain.$(var.PrimaryFileName)" Profile="domain" Scope="localSubnet"
IgnoreFailure="yes"/>
Now back to my issue trying to figure out how to use torch.
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