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opsi manual opsi version 4.0.2
{
"Class": {
"Type": "STRUCTURAL",
"Super": [ "HARDWARE_DEVICE" ],
"Opsi": "COMPUTER_SYSTEM",
"WMI": "select * from Win32_ComputerSystem",
"Linux":
},
"Values": [
{
"[lshw]system"
"Type": "varchar(100)",
"Scope": "i",
"Opsi": "name",
"WMI": "Name",
"Linux": "id"
},
{
"Type": "varchar(50)",
"Scope": "i",
"Opsi": "systemType",
"WMI": "SystemType",
"Linux": "configuration/chassis"
},
{
"Type": "bigint",
"Scope": "i",
"Opsi": "totalPhysicalMemory",
"WMI": "TotalPhysicalMemory",
"Linux": "core/memory/size",
"Unit": "Byte"
},
{
"Type": "varchar(50)",
"Scope": "i",
"Opsi": "dellexpresscode",
"Condition": "vendor=[dD]ell*",
"Cmd": "#dellexpresscode\dellexpresscode.exe#.split(’=’)[1]",
"Python": "str(int(#{’COMPUTER_SYSTEM’:’serialNumber’,’CHASSIS’:’serialNumber’}#,36))"
}
]
},
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Regarding the "WMI" commands, the class definition contains "select * from Win32_ComputerSystem". This command
is run by WMI, which has output columns of "Name", "SystemType", and "TotalPhysicalMemory". These values
are then assigned to the opsi values of "name", "systemType", and "totalPhysicalMemory".
Especially interesting is here the last value "dellexpresscode":
This is really useful when it questions a Dell-computer, about its condition.
The command line program dellexpresscode.exe was designed for Windows, and tells hwaudit.exe that the dellexpresscode
is provided in the directory dellexpresscode\. Items in between # are place holders for output. So
the statement at "dellexpresscode\dellexpresscode.exe" runs dellexpresscode.exe, and produces output in the form
: dellexpresscode=123456789. The value that will be used is the one after the split on the place holder =, which is
done in Python using the split() method as such .split(’=’)[1] . Under Linux, there will be found a value for
serialNumber for the elements (COMPUTER_SYSTEM or CHASSIS), that is then used to assign the Dell Express
codes. The call int(,36) converts the output integer to base-36.
The OPSI names of the values will be translated using the files found in /etc/opsi/hwaudit/locales/*. The file
/etc/opsi/hwaudit/locales/en_US may contain translations such as:
COMPUTER_SYSTEM = Computer
COMPUTER_SYSTEM. systemType = Type
The class name COMPUTER_SYSTEM will be translated into "Computer". The Opsi attribute "systemType"
of the class COMPUTER_SYSTEM will be translated into "Type" for English. If one were to look in the file