Tool of Configuration Management DB (reverse engineering type) for files on server VM.
git clone https://github.com/frisky-gh/cmdblish.git
cd cmdblish
for i in conf/*.example ; do cp $i ${i%.example} ; done
./bin/cmdblevidence run `date +%Y-%m-%d` TARGETHOSTS ...
usage: % ./bin/cmdblevidence SUBCOMMAND ...
SUBCOMMAND
get_fileinfo HOSTNAME@TIMEID
get_pkginfo_os HOSTNAME@TIMEID
get_pkginfo_git HOSTNAME@TIMEID
fix_pkginfo_os HOSTNAME@TIMEID
extract_pkginfo_userdefined HOSTNAME@TIMEID
extract_volatiles HOSTNAME@TIMEID
extract_settings HOSTNAME@TIMEID
extract_unmanaged HOSTNAME@TIMEID
get_settingcontents HOSTNAME@TIMEID
wrapup HOSTNAME@TIMEID
run TIMEID HOSTNAME [HOSTNAME ...]
run_extract TIMEID HOSTNAME [HOSTNAME ...]
./status directory contains all evidences of server file configurations
captured by cmdblish.
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pkgversions.tsv
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settingcontents.tsv
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unmanaged.tsv
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pkgnames.tsv
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settings.tsv
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pkginfo_git.tsv
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pkginfo_userdefined.tsv
In pkginfo_git.tsv, VERSION format is the following:
GIT_COMMITID . MODIFIED_FILENAMES_HASH . MODIFIED_FILECONTENTS_HASH
In pkginfo_userdefined.tsv, VERSION format is the following:
MODULE_FILENAMES_HASH . MODULE_FILEATTRS_HASH
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