opsi manual opsi version 4.0.2 - opsi Download - uib

opsi manual opsi version 4.0.2
-p, --password Password (default: prompt for password)
-a, --address URL of opsiconfd (default: https://localhost:4447/rpc)
-d, --direct Do not use opsiconfd
--no-depot Do not use depotserver backend
-l, --loglevel Set log level (default: 3)
0=nothing, 1=essential, 2=critical, 3=error, 4=warning
5=notice, 6=info, 7=debug, 8=debug2, 9=confidential
-f, --log-file Path to log file
-i, --interactive Start in interactive mode
-c, --colorize Colorize output
-S, --simple-output Simple output (only for scalars, lists)
-s, --shell-output Shell output
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opsi-admin can use the opsi web service or directly operate on the data backend. To work with the web service you
have to provide the URL and also an username and password. Due to security reasons you probably wouldn’t like to
do this from within a script. In that case you’d prefer direct access to the data base using the -d option: opsi-admin
-d.
In interactive mode (start with opsi-admin -d or opsi-admin -d -i -c or short opsi-admin -dic) you get input
support with the TAB-key. After some input, with the TAB-button you get a list or details of the data type of the
next expected input.
The option -s or -S generates an output format which can be easily parsed by scripts.
There are some methods which are directly based on API-requests, and there are some tasks, which are a collection
of function calls to do a more complex special job.
4.6.2 Typical use cases
Set a product to setup for all clients which have this product installed
opsi-admin -d task setupWhereInstalled "softprod"
List of all clients
opsi-admin -d method host_getIdents
Client delete
opsi-admin -d method host_delete
e.g..:
opsi-admin -d method host_delete "pxevm.uib.local"
Client create
opsi-admin -d method host_createOpsiClient
e.g.:
opsi-admin -d method host_createOpsiClient "pxevm.uib.local"