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inventory/any.cf

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This policy is inventory related policy that can be run on any OS. This inventory processes is done by populating variables and data structures with useful information gathered from the system. In the CFEngine Enterprise Edition these inventoried variables and classes are automatically collected into a centralized reporting system. In the CFEngine Community Edition these variables are availbale from within policy, and may be reporting in numerous ways.

common bodies

inventory_any

Prototype: inventory_any

Description: Do inventory for any OS

This common bundle is for any OS work not handled by specific bundles.

Implementation:

bundle common inventory_any
{
}

agent bundles

inventory_autorun

Prototype: inventory_autorun

Description: Autorun some inventory bundles

This agent bundle runs other "autorun" inventory agent bundles explicitly. It will use bundlesmatching() when CFEngine 3.5 and earlier are no longer supported.

Implementation:

bundle agent inventory_autorun
{
  methods:
    !disable_inventory_cmdb::
      "cmdb" usebundle => cfe_autorun_inventory_cmdb(),
      handle => "cfe_internal_autorun_inventory_cmdb";

    !disable_inventory_LLDP::
      "LLDP" usebundle => cfe_autorun_inventory_LLDP(),
      handle => "cfe_internal_autorun_inventory_LLDP";

    !disable_inventory_package_refresh::
      "packages_refresh" usebundle => cfe_autorun_inventory_packages(),
      handle => "cfe_internal_autorun_inventory_packages";

    !disable_inventory_proc::
      "proc" usebundle => cfe_autorun_inventory_proc(),
      handle => "cfe_internal_autorun_inventory_proc";

      "proc_cpuinfo" usebundle => cfe_autorun_inventory_proc_cpuinfo(),
      handle => "cfe_internal_autorun_inventory_proc_cpuinfo";

    !disable_inventory_cpuinfo::
      "cpuinfo" usebundle => cfe_autorun_inventory_cpuinfo(),
      handle => "cfe_internal_autorun_inventory_cpuinfo";

    !disable_inventory_fstab::
      "fstab" usebundle => cfe_autorun_inventory_fstab(),
      handle => "cfe_internal_autorun_inventory_fstab";

    !disable_inventory_mtab::
      "mtab" usebundle => cfe_autorun_inventory_mtab(),
      handle => "cfe_internal_autorun_inventory_mtab";

    !disable_inventory_dmidecode::
      "dmidecode" usebundle => cfe_autorun_inventory_dmidecode(),
      handle => "cfe_internal_autorun_inventory_dmidecode";

    any::
      "listening ports" usebundle => cfe_autorun_inventory_listening_ports(),
      handle => "cfe_internal_autorun_listening_ports";

      "disk" usebundle => cfe_autorun_inventory_disk(),
      handle => "cfe_internal_autorun_disk";

      "memory" usebundle => cfe_autorun_inventory_memory(),
      handle => "cfe_internal_autorun_memory";

      "loadaverage" usebundle => cfe_autorun_inventory_loadaverage(),
      handle => "cfe_internal_autorun_loadaverage";

      "ipv4 addresses"
        usebundle => cfe_autorun_inventory_ipv4_addresses,
        handle => "cfe_internal_autorun_ipv4_addresses";
}

cfe_autorun_inventory_listening_ports

Prototype: cfe_autorun_inventory_listening_ports

Description: Inventory the listening ports

This bundle uses mon.listening_ports and is always enabled by default, as it runs instantly and has no side effects.

Implementation:

bundle agent cfe_autorun_inventory_listening_ports
{
  vars:
      "ports" -> { "ENT-150" }
        slist => sort( "mon.listening_ports", "int"),
        meta => { "inventory", "attribute_name=Ports listening" },
        ifvarclass => some("[0-9]+", "mon.listening_ports"),
        comment => "We only want to inventory the listening ports if we have
                    values that make sense.";
}

cfe_autorun_inventory_ipv4_addresses

Prototype: cfe_autorun_inventory_ipv4_addresses

Description: Inventory ipv4 addresses This will filter the loopback address (127.0.0.1, as it is likely not very interesting)

Implementation:

bundle agent cfe_autorun_inventory_ipv4_addresses
{
  vars:
    "filter_reg"
      string => "127\.0\.0\.1",
      comment => "Addresses that match this regular expression will be filtered
                  from the inventory for ipv4 addresses";

    # Strings are displayed more beautifully in Mission Portal than lists, so
    # we first generate the list of addresses to be inventoried and then do
    # inventory using an array.
    "ipv4_addresses"
      slist => filter( $(filter_reg), "sys.ip_addresses", "true", "true", 999999999);

    "ipv4[$(ipv4_addresses)]"
      string => "$(ipv4_addresses)",
      meta => { "inventory", "attribute_name=IPv4 addresses" };

  reports:
    DEBUG|DEBUG_cfe_autorun_inventory_ipv4_addresses::
      "DEBUG $(this.bundle)";
      "$(const.t)Inventorying: '$(ipv4_addresses)'";
}

cfe_autorun_inventory_disk

Prototype: cfe_autorun_inventory_disk

Description: Inventory the disk (Enterprise only)

Implementation:

bundle agent cfe_autorun_inventory_disk
{
  vars:
    enterprise::
      "free" string => "$(mon.value_diskfree)",
               meta => { "inventory", "attribute_name=Disk free (%)" };
}

cfe_autorun_inventory_memory

Prototype: cfe_autorun_inventory_memory

Description: Inventory the memory (Enterprise only)

Implementation:

bundle agent cfe_autorun_inventory_memory
{
  vars:
    enterprise::
      # due to a Windows issue this is set to 0 there for now
      "total" string => ifelse("windows", "0",
                               $(mon.value_mem_total)),
      meta => { "inventory", "attribute_name=Memory size (MB)" };

      "free" string => ifelse("windows", "0",
                              $(mon.value_mem_free)),
      meta => { "report" };
}

cfe_autorun_inventory_loadaverage

Prototype: cfe_autorun_inventory_loadaverage

Description: Inventory the loadaverage (Enterprise only)

Implementation:

bundle agent cfe_autorun_inventory_loadaverage
{
  vars:
    enterprise::
      "value" string => "$(mon.value_loadavg)",
      meta => { "report" };
}

cfe_autorun_inventory_proc

Prototype: cfe_autorun_inventory_proc

Description: Do procfs inventory

This bundle will parse these /proc files: consoles, cpuinfo, meminfo, modules, partitions, version, vmstat. There are some general patterns you can follow to extend it for other /proc items of interest.

Contributions welcome. /proc/net and /proc/sys in general are of wide interest, if you're looking for something fun. For instance, the network interfaces could be extracted here without calling ifconfig.

Implementation:

bundle agent cfe_autorun_inventory_proc
{
  vars:
      "basefiles" slist => { "consoles", "cpuinfo", "modules", "partitions", "version" };
      "files[$(basefiles)]" string => "$(inventory_control.proc)/$(basefiles)";

    _have_proc_consoles::
      "console_count" int =>  readstringarrayidx("consoles",
                                                 "$(files[consoles])",
                                                 "\s*#[^\n]*",
                                                 "\s+",
                                                 500,
                                                 50000);

      "console_idx" slist => getindices("consoles");

    _have_proc_modules::
      "module_count" int =>  readstringarrayidx("modules",
                                                "$(files[modules])",
                                                "\s*#[^\n]*",
                                                "\s+",
                                                2500,
                                                250000);

      "module_idx" slist => getindices("modules");

    _have_proc_cpuinfo::
      # this will extract all the keys in one bunch, so you won't get
      # detailed info for processor 0 for example
      "cpuinfo_count" int =>  readstringarrayidx("cpuinfo_array",
                                                 "$(files[cpuinfo])",
                                                 "\s*#[^\n]*",
                                                 "\s*:\s*",
                                                 500,
                                                 50000);

      "cpuinfo_idx" slist => getindices("cpuinfo_array");
      "cpuinfo[$(cpuinfo_array[$(cpuinfo_idx)][0])]" string => "$(cpuinfo_array[$(cpuinfo_idx)][1])";
      "cpuinfo_keys" slist => getindices("cpuinfo");

    _have_proc_partitions::
      "partitions_count" int =>  readstringarrayidx("partitions_array",
                                                    "$(files[partitions])",
                                                    "major[^\n]*",
                                                    "\s+",
                                                    500,
                                                    50000);

      "partitions_idx" slist => getindices("partitions_array");
      "partitions[$(partitions_array[$(partitions_idx)][4])]" string => "$(partitions_array[$(partitions_idx)][3])";
      "partitions_keys" slist => getindices("partitions");

    _have_proc_version::
      "version" string => readfile("$(files[version])", 2048);

  classes:
      "have_proc" expression => isdir($(inventory_control.proc));

    have_proc::
      "_have_proc_$(basefiles)"
      expression => fileexists("$(files[$(basefiles)])");

    _have_proc_consoles::
      "have_console_$(consoles[$(console_idx)][0])"
      expression => "any",
      scope => "namespace";

    _have_proc_modules::
      "have_module_$(modules[$(module_idx)][0])"
      expression => "any",
      scope => "namespace";

  reports:
    _have_proc_consoles.verbose_mode::
      "$(this.bundle): we have console $(consoles[$(console_idx)][0])";
    _have_proc_modules.verbose_mode::
      "$(this.bundle): we have module $(modules[$(module_idx)][0])";
    _have_proc_cpuinfo.verbose_mode::
      "$(this.bundle): we have cpuinfo $(cpuinfo_keys) = $(cpuinfo[$(cpuinfo_keys)])";
    _have_proc_partitions.verbose_mode::
      "$(this.bundle): we have partitions $(partitions_keys) with $(partitions[$(partitions_keys)]) blocks";
    _have_proc_version.verbose_mode::
      "$(this.bundle): we have kernel version '$(version)'";
}

cfe_autorun_inventory_proc_cpuinfo

Prototype: cfe_autorun_inventory_proc_cpuinfo

Implementation:

bundle agent cfe_autorun_inventory_proc_cpuinfo
{
  classes:
    "_have_cpuinfo" expression => isvariable("default:cfe_autorun_inventory_proc.cpuinfo_idx");

      # So that we don't inventory non dereferenced variables we check to see
      # if we have the info first This is only necessary because its currently
      # invalid to do isvariable on an array key that contains a space
      # Ref: redmine#7088 https://dev.cfengine.com/issues/7088
      "have_cpuinfo_cpu_cores" expression => strcmp("cpu cores", "$(default:cfe_autorun_inventory_proc.cpuinfo_array[$(default:cfe_autorun_inventory_proc.cpuinfo_idx)][0])");
      "have_cpuinfo_model_name" expression => strcmp("model name", "$(default:cfe_autorun_inventory_proc.cpuinfo_array[$(default:cfe_autorun_inventory_proc.cpuinfo_idx)][0])");

  vars:
    _have_cpuinfo::
      "cpuinfo_physical_cores"
        string => "$(default:cfe_autorun_inventory_proc.cpuinfo[cpu cores])",
        ifvarclass => "have_cpuinfo_cpu_cores";

      "cpuinfo_cpu_model_name"
        string => "$(default:cfe_autorun_inventory_proc.cpuinfo[model name])",
        ifvarclass => "have_cpuinfo_model_name";

    # We need to be able to count the number of unique physical id lines in
    # /proc/cpu in order to get a physical processor count.
      "cpuinfo_lines" slist => readstringlist(
                                                 "$(default:cfe_autorun_inventory_proc.files[cpuinfo])",
                                                 "\s*#[^\n]*",
                                                 "\n",
                                                 500,
                                                 50000);

      "cpuinfo_processor_lines"
        slist => grep("processor\s+:\s\d+", "cpuinfo_lines"),
        comment => "The number of processor entries in $(default:cfe_autorun_inventory_proc.files[cpuinfo]). If no
                    'physical id' entries are found this is the processor count";

      "cpuinfo_processor_lines_count"
        int => length("cpuinfo_processor_lines");

      "cpuinfo_physical_id_lines"
        slist => grep("physical id.*", "cpuinfo_lines"),
        comment => "This identifies which physical socket a logical core is on,
                    the count of the unique physical id lines tells you how
                    many physical sockets you have. THis would not be present
                    on systems that are not multicore.";

      "cpuinfo_physical_id_lines_unique"
        slist => unique("cpuinfo_physical_id_lines");

      "cpuinfo_physical_id_lines_unique_count"
        int => length("cpuinfo_physical_id_lines_unique");


      # If we have physical id lines in cpu info use that for socket inventory,
      # else we should use the number of processor lines. physical id lines
      # seem to only be present when multiple cores are active.
      "cpuinfo_physical_socket_inventory"
        string => ifelse(isgreaterthan( length("cpuinfo_physical_id_lines"), 0 ), "$(cpuinfo_physical_id_lines_unique_count)",
                      "$(cpuinfo_processor_lines_count)"),
        meta => { "inventory", "attribute_name=CPU sockets" };

  reports:
    DEBUG|DEBUG_cfe_autorun_inventory_proc::
     "DEBUG $(this.bundle)";
     "$(const.t)cpuinfo[$(default:cfe_autorun_inventory_proc.cpuinfo_array[$(default:cfe_autorun_inventory_proc.cpuinfo_idx)][0])] = $(default:cfe_autorun_inventory_proc.cpuinfo[$(default:cfe_autorun_inventory_proc.cpuinfo_array[$(default:cfe_autorun_inventory_proc.cpuinfo_idx)][0])])";
     "$(const.t)CPU physical cores: '$(cpuinfo_physical_cores)'"
        ifvarclass => "have_cpuinfo_cpu_cores";
     "$(const.t)CPU model name: '$(cpuinfo_cpu_model_name)'"
        ifvarclass => "have_cpuinfo_model_name";
     "$(const.t)CPU Physical Sockets: '$(cpuinfo_physical_socket_inventory)'";
}

cfe_autorun_inventory_cpuinfo

Prototype: cfe_autorun_inventory_cpuinfo

Implementation:

bundle agent cfe_autorun_inventory_cpuinfo
{
  classes:
    "_have_proc_cpu_model_name" expression => isvariable("default:cfe_autorun_inventory_proc_cpuinfo.cpuinfo_cpu_model_name");
    "_have_proc_cpu_physical_cores" expression => isvariable("default:cfe_autorun_inventory_proc_cpuinfo.cpuinfo_physical_cores");

    # We only accept dmidecode values that don't look like cfengine variables,
    # (starting with dollar), or that have an apparent empty value.
    "_have_dmidecode_cpu_model_name"
      not => regcmp("($(const.dollar)\(.*\)|^$)", "$(default:cfe_autorun_inventory_dmidecode.dmi[processor-version])");

  vars:
    _have_proc_cpu_physical_cores::
      "cpuinfo_physical_cores"
        string => "$(default:cfe_autorun_inventory_proc.cpuinfo[cpu cores])",
        #ifvarclass => "have_cpuinfo_cpu_cores",
        meta => { "inventory", "attribute_name=CPU physical cores", "derived-from=$(default:cfe_autorun_inventory_proc.files[cpuinfo])" };

    _have_proc_cpu_model_name::
      "cpu_model"
        string => "$(default:cfe_autorun_inventory_proc_cpuinfo.cpuinfo_cpu_model_name)",
        meta => { "inventory", "attribute_name=CPU model", "derived-from=$(default:cfe_autorun_inventory_proc.files[cpuinfo])" };

    _have_dmidecode_cpu_model_name.!_have_proc_cpu_model_name::
      "cpu_model"
        string => "$(default:cfe_autorun_inventory_dmidecode.dmi[processor-version])",
        meta => { "inventory", "attribute_name=CPU model", "derived-from=$(inventory_control.dmidecoder) -s processor-version" };

  reports:
    DEBUG|DEBUG_cfe_autorun_inventory_cpuinfo::
      "DEBUG $(this.bundle)";
      "$(const.t) CPU model: $(cpu_model)";
      "$(const.t) CPU physical cores: $(cpuinfo_physical_cores)";
}

cfe_autorun_inventory_mtab

Prototype: cfe_autorun_inventory_mtab

Description: Do mtab inventory

The mtab format is simple: each line looks like this format: /dev/sda1 / ext4 rw,noatime,data=ordered 0 0 (in order: DEV MOUNTPOINT FSTYPE OPTIONS DUMP-FREQ PASS). Some older Unices have a different format and it's really not portable, so enable this only if you know you want it. It's very handy if you want to check if a file system is mounted.

Implementation:

bundle agent cfe_autorun_inventory_mtab
{
  vars:
    have_mtab::
      "mount_count" int =>  readstringarrayidx("mounts",
                                               $(inventory_control.mtab),
                                               "\s*#[^\n]*",
                                               "\s+",
                                               500,
                                               50000);

      "idx" slist => getindices("mounts");

  classes:
      "have_mtab" expression => fileexists($(inventory_control.mtab));

      # define classes like have_mount_ext4__var for a ext4 /var mount
      "have_mount_$(mounts[$(idx)][2])_$(mounts[$(idx)][1])"
      expression => "any",
      scope => "namespace";

      # define classes like have_mount_ext4 if there is a ext4 mount
      "have_mount_$(mounts[$(idx)][2])"
      expression => "any",
      scope => "namespace";

  reports:
    verbose_mode::
      "$(this.bundle): we have a $(mounts[$(idx)][2]) mount under $(mounts[$(idx)][1])";
}

cfe_autorun_inventory_fstab

Prototype: cfe_autorun_inventory_fstab

Description: Do fstab inventory

The fstab format is simple: each line looks like this format: /dev/sda1 / auto noatime 0 1 (in order: DEV MOUNTPOINT FSTYPE OPTIONS DUMP-FREQ PASS). Note the FSTYPE is not known from the fstab.

Solaris has 'MOUNTDEV FSCKDEV MOUNTPOINT FSTYPE PASS MOUNT-AD-BOOT OPTIONS' but is not supported here. Contributions welcome.

Implementation:

bundle agent cfe_autorun_inventory_fstab
{
  vars:
    have_fstab::
      "mount_count" int =>  readstringarrayidx("mounts",
                                               $(sys.fstab),
                                               "\s*#[^\n]*",
                                               "\s+",
                                               500,
                                               50000);

      "idx" slist => getindices("mounts");

  classes:
      "have_fstab" expression => fileexists($(sys.fstab));

      # define classes like have_fs_ext4__var for a ext4 /var entry
      "have_fs_$(mounts[$(idx)][2])_$(mounts[$(idx)][1])"
      expression => "any",
      scope => "namespace";

      # define classes like have__var for a /var entry
      "have_fs_$(mounts[$(idx)][1])"
      expression => "any",
      scope => "namespace";

      # define classes like have_fs_ext4 if there is a ext4 entry
      "have_fs_$(mounts[$(idx)][2])"
      expression => "any",
      scope => "namespace";

  reports:
    verbose_mode::
      "$(this.bundle): we have a $(mounts[$(idx)][2]) fstab entry under $(mounts[$(idx)][1])";
}

cfe_autorun_inventory_dmidecode

Prototype: cfe_autorun_inventory_dmidecode

Description: Do dmidecode-based inventory

This common bundle runs dmidecode

Implementation:

bundle agent cfe_autorun_inventory_dmidecode
{
  vars:
      "dmidefs" data => parsejson('
{
  "bios-vendor": "BIOS vendor",
  "bios-version": "BIOS version",
  "system-serial-number": "System serial number",
  "system-manufacturer": "System manufacturer",
  "system-version": "System version",
  "system-product-name": "System product name",
}');

cfe_autorun_inventory_LLDP

Prototype: cfe_autorun_inventory_LLDP

Description: Do LLDP-based inventory

This agent bundle runs lldpctl to discover information. See http://vincentbernat.github.io/lldpd/ to run this yourself for testing, and your Friendly Network Admin may be of help too.

Implementation:

bundle agent cfe_autorun_inventory_LLDP
{
  classes:
      "lldpctl_exec_exists" expression => fileexists($(inventory_control.lldpctl_exec));

  vars:
    !disable_inventory_LLDP.lldpctl_exec_exists::
      "info" data => parsejson(execresult($(inventory_control.lldpctl_json), "noshell"));
}

cfe_autorun_inventory_packages

Prototype: cfe_autorun_inventory_packages

Description: Package inventory auto-refresh

This bundle is for refreshing the package inventory. It runs on startup, unless disabled. Other package methods can be added below.

Implementation:

bundle agent cfe_autorun_inventory_packages
{
  classes:
      "have_patches" or => { "community_edition", # not in Community
                             fileexists("$(sys.workdir)/state/software_patches_avail.csv") };

      "have_inventory" and => { "have_patches",
                                fileexists("$(sys.workdir)/state/software_packages.csv"),
      };

  vars:
      # if we have the patches, 7 days; otherwise keep trying
      "refresh" string => ifelse("have_inventory", "10080",
                                 "0");

  packages:
    # From 3.7 onwards there is a new package promise implementation using package
    # modules, in which case installing non_existing_package is not needed any more.
    (cfengine_3_5|cfengine_3_6).debian::
      "cfe_internal_non_existing_package"
      package_policy => "add",
      package_method => inventory_apt_get($(refresh)),
      action => if_elapsed_day;

    # From 3.7 onwards there is a new package promise implementation using package
    # modules, in which case installing non_existing_package is not needed any more.
    (cfengine_3_5|cfengine_3_6).redhat::
      "cfe_internal_non_existing_package"
      package_policy => "add",
      package_method => inventory_yum_rpm($(refresh)),
      action => if_elapsed_day;

    suse::
      "cfe_internal_non_existing_package"
      package_policy => "add",
      package_method => inventory_zypper($(refresh)),
      action => if_elapsed_day;

    aix::
      "cfe_internal_non_existing_package"
      package_policy => "add",
      package_method => inventory_lslpp($(refresh)),
      action => if_elapsed_day;

    gentoo::
      "cfe_internal_non_existing_package"
      package_policy => "add",
      package_method => emerge,
      action => if_elapsed_day;

    !redhat.!debian.!gentoo.!suse.!aix::
      "cfe_internal_non_existing_package"
      package_policy => "add",
      package_method => generic,
      action => if_elapsed_day;

  reports:
    DEBUG|DEBUG_cfe_autorun_inventory_packages::
      "DEBUG $(this.bundle): refresh interval is $(refresh)";
      "DEBUG $(this.bundle): we have the inventory files."
        ifvarclass => "have_inventory";
      "DEBUG $(this.bundle): we don't have the inventory files."
        ifvarclass => "!have_inventory";
}

cfe_autorun_inventory_cmdb

Prototype: cfe_autorun_inventory_cmdb

Description: Copy and load the CMDB inventory

This bundle is for refreshing the CMDB inventory. It copies the file me.json from the server, then loads it to create variables and classes.

Implementation:

bundle agent cfe_autorun_inventory_cmdb
{
  vars:
      "cmdb_dir" string => "$(sys.workdir)/cmdb",
      comment => "CMDB directory location",
      meta => { "cmdb" };

      "cmdb_file" string => "$(cmdb_dir)/me.json",
      comment => "CMDB file location",
      meta => { "cmdb" };

  files:
      "$(cmdb_file)"
      copy_from => inventory_cmdb_copy_from,
      classes => inventory_scoped_classes_generic("bundle", "cmdb_file");

  methods:
    cmdb_file_ok::
      "load CMDB file" usebundle => inventory_cmdb_load($(cmdb_file));
}

inventory_cmdb_load

Prototype: inventory_cmdb_load(file)

Description: Load the CMDB inventory

This bundle is for loading the CMDB inventory.

Arguments:

file of classes promiser have_cmdb_data of classes promiser $(ckeys): string, used to set promise attribute data of vars promiser cmdb of vars promiser cmdb_string of vars promiser bkeys of vars promiser vkeys_$(bkeys) of vars promiser $(vkeys_$(bkeys)) of vars promiser ckeys, used as promiser of type reports of reports promiser DEBUG $(this.bundle): Got CMDB key = $(vkeys_$(bkeys)), CMDB value = $((vkeys_$(bkeys))) of reports promiser DEBUG $(this.bundle): Got CMDB class = $(ckeys), used as promiser of type reports

Implementation:

bundle agent inventory_cmdb_load(file)
{
  classes:
      "have_cmdb_data" expression => isvariable("cmdb");

      "$(ckeys)" expression => "any", scope => "namespace";

  vars:
      "cmdb"
        data => readjson($(file), "999999"),
        ifvarclass => fileexists( $(file) );

      "cmdb_string"
      string => format("%S", cmdb),
        ifvarclass => isvariable( cmdb );

      "bkeys" slist => getindices("cmdb[vars]");
      "vkeys_$(bkeys)" slist => getindices("cmdb[vars][$(bkeys)]");
      "$(vkeys_$(bkeys))" string => nth("cmdb[vars][$(bkeys)]", $(vkeys));

      "ckeys" slist => getindices("cmdb[classes]");

  reports:
    DEBUG|DEBUG_inventory_cmdb_load::
      "DEBUG $(this.bundle): Got CMDB data from $(file): $(cmdb_string)"
        ifvarclass => "have_cmdb_data";
      "DEBUG $(this.bundle): Got CMDB key = $(vkeys_$(bkeys)), CMDB value = $((vkeys_$(bkeys)))"
        ifvarclass => "have_cmdb_data";
      "DEBUG $(this.bundle): Got CMDB class = $(ckeys)"
        ifvarclass => "have_cmdb_data";
      "DEBUG $(this.bundle): Could not read the CMDB data from $(file)"
        ifvarclass => "!have_cmdb_data";
}

package_method bodies

inventory_apt_get

Prototype: inventory_apt_get(update_interval)

Description: APT installation package method for inventory purposes only

Arguments:

update_interval: how often to update the package and patch list

This package method is a copy of the yum_rpm method just for inventory purposes.

This package method interacts with the APT package manager through apt-get. It will never run "apt-get update" but is otherwise exactly like the apt_get package method and may use the network to install packages, as APT may decide.

Implementation:

body package_method inventory_apt_get(update_interval)
{
      package_changes => "bulk";
      package_list_command => "$(debian_knowledge.call_dpkg) -l";
      package_list_name_regex => "$(debian_knowledge.list_name_regex)";
      package_list_version_regex => "$(debian_knowledge.list_version_regex)";
      package_installed_regex => ".i.*"; # packages that have been uninstalled may be listed
      package_name_convention => "$(name)=$(version)";

      # set it to "0" to avoid caching of list during upgrade
      package_list_update_ifelapsed => $(update_interval);

      # Target a specific release, such as backports
      package_add_command => "$(debian_knowledge.call_apt_get) --help >/dev/null 2>&1 ; /bin/true";
      package_list_update_command => "$(debian_knowledge.call_apt_get) update";
      package_delete_command => "$(debian_knowledge.call_apt_get) $(debian_knowledge.dpkg_options) --yes -q remove";
      package_update_command =>  "$(debian_knowledge.call_apt_get) $(debian_knowledge.dpkg_options) --yes install";
      package_patch_command =>  "$(debian_knowledge.call_apt_get) $(debian_knowledge.dpkg_options) --yes install";
      package_verify_command => "$(debian_knowledge.call_dpkg) -s";
      package_noverify_returncode => "1";

      package_patch_list_command => "$(debian_knowledge.call_apt_get) --just-print dist-upgrade";
      package_patch_name_regex => "$(debian_knowledge.patch_name_regex)";
      package_patch_version_regex => "$(debian_knowledge.patch_version_regex)";

      # make correct version comparisons
      package_version_less_command => "$(debian_knowledge.dpkg_compare_less)";
      package_version_equal_command => "$(debian_knowledge.dpkg_compare_equal)";
}

inventory_yum_rpm

Prototype: inventory_yum_rpm(update_interval)

Description: Yum+RPM installation method for inventory purposes only

Arguments:

update_interval: how often to update the package and patch list

This package method is a copy of the yum_rpm method just for inventory purposes.

It will never run "yum update" but is otherwise exactly like the yum_rpm() package method and may use the network to install packages, as Yum may decide.

Implementation:

body package_method inventory_yum_rpm(update_interval)
{
      package_changes => "bulk";
      package_list_command => "$(rpm_knowledge.call_rpm) -qa --qf '$(rpm_knowledge.rpm3_output_format)'";
      package_patch_list_command => "$(redhat_knowledge.call_yum) $(redhat_knowledge.yum_offline_options) check-update $(redhat_knowledge.check_update_postproc)";

      package_list_name_regex    => "$(rpm_knowledge.rpm3_name_regex)";
      package_list_version_regex => "$(rpm_knowledge.rpm3_version_regex)";
      package_list_arch_regex    => "$(rpm_knowledge.rpm3_arch_regex)";

      package_installed_regex => ".*";
      package_name_convention => "$(name)-$(version).$(arch)";

      # just give the package name to rpm to delete, otherwise it gets "name.*" (from package_name_convention above)
      package_delete_convention => "$(name)";

      # set it to "0" to avoid caching of list during upgrade
      package_list_update_command => "$(redhat_knowledge.call_yum) $(redhat_knowledge.yum_options) check-update $(redhat_knowledge.check_update_postproc)";
      package_list_update_ifelapsed => $(update_interval);

      package_patch_name_regex    => "$(redhat_knowledge.patch_name_regex)";
      package_patch_version_regex => "$(redhat_knowledge.patch_version_regex)";
      package_patch_arch_regex    => "$(redhat_knowledge.patch_arch_regex)";

      package_add_command    => "$(redhat_knowledge.call_yum) --help >/dev/null 2>&1 ; /bin/true";
      package_update_command => "$(redhat_knowledge.call_yum) $(redhat_knowledge.yum_options) -y update";
      package_patch_command  => "$(redhat_knowledge.call_yum) $(redhat_knowledge.yum_options) -y update";
      package_delete_command => "$(rpm_knowledge.call_rpm) -e --nodeps";
      package_verify_command => "$(rpm_knowledge.call_rpm) -V";
}

inventory_lslpp

Prototype: inventory_lslpp(update_interval)

Description: AIX lslpp installation method for inventory purposes only

Arguments:

update_interval: how often to update the package and patch list

Implementation:

body package_method inventory_lslpp(update_interval)
{
      package_changes => "individual";

      package_list_update_command => "/usr/bin/true";
      package_list_update_ifelapsed => $(update_interval);

      package_list_command       => "/usr/bin/lslpp -Lqc"; # list RPMs too
      package_list_version_regex => "[^:]+:[^:]+:([^:]+):.*";
      # Make sure version is not included in the name, that indicates RPM
      # packages, which we should ignore.
      package_list_name_regex    => "[^:]+:(([^-:]|-[^0-9])+):.*";
      package_installed_regex    => "[^:]+:(([^-:]|-[^0-9])+):[^:]+:[^:]+:.*";

      package_name_convention    => "$(name)-$(version).+";

      package_add_command    => "/usr/bin/true";
      package_update_command => "/usr/bin/true";
      package_patch_command  => "/usr/bin/true";
      package_delete_command => "/usr/bin/true";
      package_verify_command => "/usr/bin/true";
}

inventory_zypper

Prototype: inventory_zypper(update_interval)

Description: SUSE zypper installation method for inventory purposes only

Arguments:

update_interval: how often to update the package and patch list

This package method is a copy of the SUSE zypper method just for inventory purposes.

Implementation:

body package_method inventory_zypper(update_interval)
{
      package_changes => "bulk";

      package_list_command => "$(paths.path[rpm]) -qa --queryformat \"i | repos | %{name} | %{version}-%{release} | %{arch}\n\"";

      # set it to "0" to avoid caching of list during upgrade
      package_list_update_command => "$(suse_knowledge.call_zypper) list-updates";
      package_list_update_ifelapsed => $(update_interval);

      package_patch_list_command => "$(suse_knowledge.call_zypper) patches";
      package_installed_regex => "i.*";
      package_list_name_regex    => "$(rpm_knowledge.rpm_name_regex)";
      package_list_version_regex => "$(rpm_knowledge.rpm_version_regex)";
      package_list_arch_regex    => "$(rpm_knowledge.rpm_arch_regex)";

      package_patch_installed_regex => ".*Installed.*|.*Not Applicable.*";
      package_patch_name_regex    => "[^|]+\|\s+([^\s]+).*";
      package_patch_version_regex => "[^|]+\|[^|]+\|\s+([^\s]+).*";

      package_name_convention => "$(name)";
      package_add_command => "$(suse_knowledge.call_zypper) --help >/dev/null 2>&1 ; /bin/true";
      package_delete_command => "$(suse_knowledge.call_zypper) --non-interactive remove --force-resolution";
      package_update_command => "$(suse_knowledge.call_zypper) --non-interactive update";
      package_patch_command => "$(suse_knowledge.call_zypper) --non-interactive patch$"; # $ means no args
      package_verify_command => "$(suse_knowledge.call_zypper) --non-interactive verify$";
}

copy_from bodies

inventory_cmdb_copy_from

Prototype: inventory_cmdb_copy_from

Description: Copy from the CMDB source

Implementation:

body copy_from inventory_cmdb_copy_from
{
    !cfe_inventory_cmdb_override_file::
      source      => "me.json";
      servers     => { "$(sys.policy_hub)" };
    cfe_inventory_cmdb_override_file::
      source      => "$(sys.inputdir)/me.json";
    any::
      compare     => "digest";
      encrypt     => "true";
      verify      => "true";
}

classes bodies

inventory_scoped_classes_generic

Prototype: inventory_scoped_classes_generic(scope, x)

Description: Define x prefixed/suffixed with promise outcome See also: scope

Arguments:

scope: The scope in which the class should be defined
x: The unique part of the classes to be defined

Copy of scoped_classes_generic, which see.

Implementation:

body classes inventory_scoped_classes_generic(scope, x)
{
      scope => "$(scope)";
      promise_repaired => { "promise_repaired_$(x)", "$(x)_repaired", "$(x)_ok", "$(x)_reached" };
      repair_failed => { "repair_failed_$(x)", "$(x)_failed", "$(x)_not_ok", "$(x)_not_kept", "$(x)_not_repaired", "$(x)_reached" };
      repair_denied => { "repair_denied_$(x)", "$(x)_denied", "$(x)_not_ok", "$(x)_not_kept", "$(x)_not_repaired", "$(x)_reached" };
      repair_timeout => { "repair_timeout_$(x)", "$(x)_timeout", "$(x)_not_ok", "$(x)_not_kept", "$(x)_not_repaired", "$(x)_reached" };
      promise_kept => { "promise_kept_$(x)", "$(x)_kept", "$(x)_ok", "$(x)_not_repaired", "$(x)_reached" };
}

contain bodies

inventory_in_shell

Prototype: inventory_in_shell

Description: run command in shell

Copy of in_shell, which see.

Implementation:

body contain inventory_in_shell
{
      useshell => "true"; # canonical "useshell" but this is backwards-compatible
}