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2019-04-18
07:48
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How to list drivers and packages with versions
Hi!
Anybody knows a nice way to list all drivers and versions of their constituting packages?
Command line preferably.
BR
/Thomas
Anybody knows a nice way to list all drivers and versions of their constituting packages?
Command line preferably.
BR
/Thomas
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2019-04-18
08:04
liasson wrote:
> Anybody knows a nice way to list all drivers and versions of their
> constituting packages?
you could ldapsearch for DirXML-pkgLinkages on the driverset and below and
parse the values to
a) extract package codes and version
b) sum up your package list per driver (from all policies/resources below each
driver)
c) remove duplicates
d) resolve package codes to proper names (optional)
e) Post your script on Coolsolutions 😉
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> Anybody knows a nice way to list all drivers and versions of their
> constituting packages?
you could ldapsearch for DirXML-pkgLinkages on the driverset and below and
parse the values to
a) extract package codes and version
b) sum up your package list per driver (from all policies/resources below each
driver)
c) remove duplicates
d) resolve package codes to proper names (optional)
e) Post your script on Coolsolutions 😉
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2019-04-18
08:10
Lothar Haeger wrote:
> you could ldapsearch for DirXML-pkgLinkage
....scratch that, use DirXML-pkgGUID instead.
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> you could ldapsearch for DirXML-pkgLinkage
....scratch that, use DirXML-pkgGUID instead.
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2019-04-18
13:33
On 4/18/2019 2:54 AM, liasson wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> Anybody knows a nice way to list all drivers and versions of their
> constituting packages?
> Command line preferably.
This is not quite what you are asking, but if your goal is to see who
needs an upgrade (I imagine your goal is actually to report on current
status) you could right click on the Package Catalog in Designer and
select Package Upgrade and it will show you all drivers where there is a
newer package available than the one current installed.
>
> Hi!
>
> Anybody knows a nice way to list all drivers and versions of their
> constituting packages?
> Command line preferably.
This is not quite what you are asking, but if your goal is to see who
needs an upgrade (I imagine your goal is actually to report on current
status) you could right click on the Package Catalog in Designer and
select Package Upgrade and it will show you all drivers where there is a
newer package available than the one current installed.
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2019-04-23
08:58
Correct, my goal is to compare installations between different test servers.
BR
/Thomas
BR
/Thomas
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2020-05-08
07:21
As a first step, I created a script to dump rules from the IDM catalogue to files.
I use it to dump the rules from different test servers and compare.
Since its plain XML-files, you may compare using diff or your preferred comparsion tool.
Available at github: https://github.com/lajson/idm_dump
BR
/Thomas
I use it to dump the rules from different test servers and compare.
Since its plain XML-files, you may compare using diff or your preferred comparsion tool.
Available at github: https://github.com/lajson/idm_dump
BR
/Thomas