Monday, February 29, 2016

scan newly added disks

 # for i in `seq 0 3`
do
echo ” – – – ” > /sys/class/scsi_host/host$i/scan
done

or in one line
#  for i in `seq 0 3`; do echo ” – – – ” > /sys/class/scsi_host/host$i/scan; done

Red Hat Package Manager (RPM) Quick Ref

Red Hat Package Manager (RPM) Quick Ref

Mysql cheatsheet

Mysql cheatsheet

dd command

dd command

Steps for passwordless authentication

1. Generate public key
$ ssh-keygen -t dsa

2. Copy over to remote host
$ cat ~/.ssh/id_dsa.pub | ssh remote_host “cat >> .ssh/authorized_keys”

3. Test your connection
$ ssh remote_host

Should be able to login without any issue. If you have problem, check the permission on remote server's authorized_keys file.

Linux Explorer ( LINUXexplo )

Linux Explorer ( LINUXexplo ) is a script that collects information about a linux server for support purposes, similar to the Solaris explorer ( SUNWexplo ) , Redhat’s “sysreport” and SuSE’s “siga” script. 
The script is designed to help collect as much information as possible to help support linux and have a common set of scripts for collecting information about linux no matter what distro users are using. 
The information is stored in seperated directories, once all the information has been collected it then tar’s up those directories into a single gzip tar file which can then be attached to an email for your support organization or copied to a remote server for safe keeping.

#!/bin/bash
##############################################################################
#
#
# FILE             : linux-explorer.sh
# Last Change Date : 30-03-2015
# Author(s)        : Joe Santoro
# Date Started     : 15th April, 2004
# Email            : linuxexplo [ at ] unix-consultants.com
# Web              : http://www.unix-consultants.com/examples/scripts/linux/linux-explorer
#
# Usage            : ./linux-explorer.sh [option]
#   -d      Target directory for explorer files
#   -k      Do not delete files created by this script
#   -t      [hardware] [software] [configs] [cluster] [disks] [network] [all]
#   -v      Verbose output
#   -s      Verify Package Installation
#   -h      This help message
#   -V      Version Number of LINUXEXPLO
#
##############################################################################
#
# Purpose          : This script is a linux version of the Solaris explorer
#                    (SUNWexplo) script.
#
#      Used to collect information about a linux system build for
#      remote support purposes.
#      This script is a general purpose script for ALL linux
#      systems and therefore NOT tied into any one distro.
#
##############################################################################
#
# J.S UNIX CONSULTANTS LTD  MAKES NO REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES ABOUT THE
# SUITABILITY OF THE SOFTWARE, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT
# LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A
# PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR NON-INFRINGEMENT. J.S UNIX CONSULTANTS LTD SHALL
# NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES SUFFERED BY LICENSEE AS A RESULT OF USING,
# MODIFYING OR DISTRIBUTING THIS SOFTWARE OR ITS DERIVATIVES.
#
##############################################################################

 COPYRIGHT="Copyright (c) J.S Unix Consultants Ltd"
 MYVERSION="0.206"
    MYDATE="$(/bin/date +'%Y.%m.%d.%m.%H.%M')" # Date and time now
    MYNAME=$(basename $0)
    WHOAMI=$(/usr/bin/whoami)  # The user running the script
    HOSTID=$(/usr/bin/hostid)  # The Hostid of this server
MYHOSTNAME=$(/bin/uname -n)  # The hostname of this server
MYSHORTNAME=$(echo $MYHOSTNAME | cut -f 1 -d'.')
   TMPFILE="/tmp/$(basename $0).$$" # Tempory File
    TOPDIR="/opt/LINUXexplo"  # Top level output directory
 CHECKTYPE=""    # Nothing selected
 CWDIR=""    #


VERBOSE=0    # Set to see the scripts progress used
         # only if connected  to a terminal session.

FULLSOFT=0    # Set to Verify Software installation
         # this takes a very long time

KEEPFILES="0"    # Default to remove files created by this script

unset GZIP     # Ensure that GZIP is unset for later use.

# Set the path for the script to run.
PATH=/bin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/bin:$PATH
export PATH

EXPLCFG=/etc/linuxExplo.cfg


##############################################################################
#
#      Function : spinningCursor
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes :
#
##############################################################################

spinningCursor()
{
 case $toggle in
      1)  echo -n $1" [ \ ]"
   echo -ne "\r"
   toggle="2"
   ;;

  2)  echo -n $1" [ | ]"
   echo -ne "\r"
   toggle="3"
   ;;

  3) echo -n $1" [ / ]"
   echo -ne "\r"
   toggle="4"
   ;;

  *)  echo -n $1" [ - ]"
   echo -ne "\r"
   toggle="1"
   ;;
 esac
}



##############################################################################
#
#      Function : MakeDir
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes :
#
##############################################################################

function MakeDir
{
 myDir="$1"

 if [ ! -d $myDir ] ; then
  $MKDIR -p $myDir
  if [ $? -ne 0 ] ; then
   echo "ERROR: Creating directory $LOGDIR"
   exit 1
  fi
 else
  $CHMOD 750 $myDir
 fi
}



##############################################################################
#
#      Function : config_function
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes :
#
##############################################################################

function config_functions
{
 boot_section
}

##############################################################################
#
#      Function : cluster_functions
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes :
#
##############################################################################

function cluster_functions
{
 MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/clusters

 redhat_cluster_info
 veritas_cluster_info
 pacemake_cluster_info

}

##############################################################################
#
#      Function : disk_functions
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes :
#
##############################################################################

function disk_functions
{
 MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks
 MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/raid

 disk_info
 brtfs_info
 lvm_info
 zfs_info
 filesystem_info
 raid_info
 disk_dm_info
 nfs_info
 emc_powerpath_info
 netapp_info
 veritas_vm
}

##############################################################################
#
#      Function : backup_products_functions
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes :
#
##############################################################################

function backup_products_functions
{
 netbackup
}



##############################################################################
#
#      Function : hardware_functions
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes :
#
##############################################################################

function hardware_functions
{
 MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/hardware

 hardware_checks
 disk_functions
 network_functions

}


##############################################################################
#
#      Function : log_functions
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes :
#
##############################################################################

function log_functions
{
 MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/logs

 selinux_info
 system_logs_info
 proc_sys_info
}

##############################################################################
#
#      Function : network_functions
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes :
#
##############################################################################

function network_functions
{

 MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/networks

 network_info
 iptables_info
 ipchains_info
 ethtool_info
 yp_info

}

##############################################################################
#
#      Function : software_functions
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes :
#
##############################################################################

function software_functions
{

 MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/software

 rpm_info
 deb_info
 pacman_info
 suse_zypper_info
 gentoo_pkgs_info
 spacewalk_info
 rhn_info
 samba_info
 apache_info

}

##############################################################################
#
#      Function : virt_functions
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes :
#
##############################################################################

function virt_functions
{

 MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/virtual
 VIRT=${LOGDIR}/virtual

 xen_info
 libvirt_info
 docker_info

}

##############################################################################
#
#      Function : general_functions
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes :
#
##############################################################################

function general_functions
{

 # Create the default directories I'm going to use.
 MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/boot
 MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/clusters
 MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/etc
 MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/hardware
 MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks
 MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/lp
 MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/logs
 MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/mail
 MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/system
 MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/software
 MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/var
 MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/virtual

 system_logs_info
 printing_info
 postfix_info
 exim_info
 dovecot_info
 time_info
 apache_info
 samba_info
 x11_info
}


##############################################################################
#
#      Function : myselection
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes :
#
##############################################################################


function myselection
{

 mywhich
 findCmds
 systemd_info
 performance_info
 installation_details


 case $1 in

 configs) Echo "You have selected \"configs\" "
   config_functions
   ;;

 clusters) Echo "You have selected \"clusters\" "
   cluster_functions
   ;;

 disks)  Echo "You have selected \"disks\" "
   disk_functions
   ;;

 hardware) Echo "You have selected \"hardware\" "
   hardware_functions
   ;;

 logs)  Echo "You have selected \"logs\" "
   log_functions
   ;;

 network) Echo "You have selected \"network\" "
   network_functions
   ;;

 software) Echo "You have selected \"software\" "
   software_functions
   ;;

 virtualization) Echo "You have selected \"virtualization\" "
   virt_functions
   ;;

 general) Echo "You have selected \"virtualization\" "
   general_functions
   ;;


 all|*)  Echo "You have selected \"ALL\" "
   config_functions
   cluster_functions
   disk_functions
   hardware_functions
   log_functions
   network_functions
   virt_functions
   software_functions
   general_functions
   ;;

 esac


}





##############################################################################
#
#      Function : Usage
#
#         Notes : N/A
#
##############################################################################

function ShowUsage
{

     #-------------------------------------------------------------------
     #   Show help message
     #-------------------------------------------------------------------

 echo
 echo "$MYNAME Version $MYVERSION - $COPYRIGHT "
 echo
 echo " usage:   $MYNAME [option] "
 echo
 echo "  -d      Target directory for explorer files"
 echo "  -k Keep files created by this script"
 echo "  -t      [hardware] [software] [configs] [cluster] [all] [disks] [network]"
 echo "  -v      Verbose output"
 echo "  -s      Verify Package Installation"
 echo "  -h      This help message"
 echo "  -V      Version Number of LINUXEXPLO"
 echo
 exit 1
}





##############################################################################
#
#      Function : Echo
#    Parameters : String to display what function is about to run
#        Output : Print what section we are about to collect data for
#         Notes : N/A
#
##############################################################################



function Echo ()
{

 if [ -t 0 ] ; then

  if [ ${VERBOSE} -ne 0 ] ; then
   echo "[*] $*"
   echo "============================================="
  fi

  if [ ${VERBOSE} -gt 1 ] ; then
   echo "Press Return to Continue.........."
   read A
  fi
 fi
}


##############################################################################
#
#      Function : mywhich
#
#    Parameters : name of program
#
#        Output : path of executable
#
#         Notes : Return back the location of the executable
#    I need this as not all linux distros have the files
#    in the same location.
#
##############################################################################


function mywhich ()
{

 local command="$1"

 if [  "$command" =  "" ] ; then
  return
 fi

 local mypath=$(which $command 2>/dev/null)

 if [  "$mypath" =  "" ] ; then
  echo "Command $command not found" >> $NOTFNDLOG
  echo "NOT_FOUND"
 elif [ ! -x "$mypath" ] ; then
  echo "Command $command not executable" >> $NOTFNDLOG
  echo "NOT_FOUND"
 else
  echo "$mypath"
 fi

}



##############################################################################
#
#      Function : findCmds
#
#    Parameters : None
#
#        Output : None
#
#         Notes :       Goes and find each of the commands I want to use and
#   stores the information into the various variables which
#   is the uppercase version of the command itself.
#
#   I need this as not all linux distros have the files
#   in the same location.
#
##############################################################################

function findCmds
{
 if [ ${VERBOSE} -gt 0 ] ; then
  echo "[*] Section - Finding Commands"
  echo "============================================="
 fi


 # Standard commands

            AWK=$(mywhich awk       )
       BASENAME=$(mywhich basename  )
            CAT=$(mywhich cat       )
      CHKCONFIG=$(mywhich chkconfig )
             CP=$(mywhich cp        )
            CUT=$(mywhich cut       )
          CHMOD=$(mywhich chmod     )
         COLUMN=$(mywhich column    )
           DATE=$(mywhich date      )
             DF=$(mywhich df        )
          DMESG=$(mywhich dmesg     )
           ECHO=$(mywhich echo      )
         EQUERY=$(mywhich equery    )
           FILE=$(mywhich file      )
           FIND=$(mywhich find      )
           FREE=$(mywhich free      )
           GREP=$(mywhich grep      )
            GPG=$(mywhich gpg       )
          EGREP=$(mywhich egrep     )
     JOURNALCTL=$(mywhich journalctl)
             LS=$(mywhich ls        )
         LOGGER=$(mywhich logger    )
    LSB_RELEASE=$(mywhich lsb_release )
             LN=$(mywhich ln        )
          MKDIR=$(mywhich mkdir     )
           LAST=$(mywhich last      )
         LOCALE=$(mywhich locale    )
         PSTREE=$(mywhich pstree    )
             PS=$(mywhich ps        )
             RM=$(mywhich rm        )
          SLEEP=$(mywhich sleep     )
      SYSTEMCTL=$(mywhich systemctl )
          MOUNT=$(mywhich mount     )
         MD5SUM=$(mywhich md5sum    )
             MV=$(mywhich mv        )
            SAR=$(mywhich sar       )
           SORT=$(mywhich sort      )
           TAIL=$(mywhich tail      )
          UNAME=$(mywhich uname     )
         UPTIME=$(mywhich uptime    )
            WHO=$(mywhich who       )
            ZIP=$(mywhich zip       )
           GZIP=$(mywhich gzip      )
           GAWK=$(mywhich gawk      )
            SED=$(mywhich sed        )
         GUNZIP=$(mywhich gunzip    )
       SPACERPT=$(mywhich 'spacewalk-report' )
           UNIQ=$(mywhich uniq      )
             WC=$(mywhich wc        )

   # Selinux
       SESTATUS=$(mywhich sestatus   )
      GETSEBOOL=$(mywhich getsebool  )
       SEMANAGE=$(mywhich semanage   )

   # Samba
      TESTPARM=$(mywhich testparm   )
       PDBEDIT=$(mywhich pdbedit   )
        WBINFO=$(mywhich wbinfo     )

 # Systemd
        SYSTEMD=$(mywhich systemd         )
      SYSTEMCTL=$(mywhich systemctl       )
    SYSTEMDCGLS=$(mywhich systemd-cgls    )
SYSTEMDLOGINCTL=$(mywhich systemd-loginctl)


   # Printing
           LPC=$(mywhich lpc   )
           LPQ=$(mywhich lpq  )
        LPSTAT=$(mywhich lpstat  )
      LPQ_CUPS=$(mywhich lpq.cups )

   # Apache
     APACHECTL=$(mywhich apachectl  )
    APACHE2CTL=$(mywhich apache2ctl )

   # Packages
      APTCONFIG=$(mywhich apt-config  )
            RPM=$(mywhich rpm         )
         ZYPPER=$(mywhich zypper      )
           DPKG=$(mywhich dpkg        )
     DPKG_QUERY=$(mywhich dpkg-query  )
         EMERGE=$(mywhich emerge      )
            YUM=$(mywhich yum         )
         PACMAN=$(mywhich pacman      )


   # Kernel Info
        MODINFO=$(mywhich modinfo     )
         SYSCTL=$(mywhich sysctl      )
          KSYMS=$(mywhich ksyms       )
        SLABTOP=$(mywhich slabtop     )

 # H/W Info
           ACPI=$(mywhich acpi         )
    BIOSDEVNAME=$(mywhich biosdevname  )
        CARDCTL=$(mywhich cardclt      )
       DUMPE2FS=$(mywhich dumpe2fs     )
      DMIDECODE=$(mywhich dmidecode    )
          FDISK=$(mywhich fdisk        )
          BLKID=$(mywhich blkid        )
         HDPARM=$(mywhich hdparm       )
       HOSTNAME=$(mywhich hostname     )
         HWINFO=$(mywhich hwinfo       )
        HWCLOCK=$(mywhich hwclock      )
          LSMOD=$(mywhich lsmod        )
          LSPCI=$(mywhich lspci        )
          LSPNP=$(mywhich lspnp        )
          LSBLK=$(mywhich lsblk        )
         LSSCSI=$(mywhich lsscsi       )
        IPVSADM=$(mywhich ipvsadm      )
          LSUSB=$(mywhich lsusb        )
          LSDEV=$(mywhich lsdev        )
          LSHAL=$(mywhich lshal        )
         LSRAID=$(mywhich lsraid       )
          MDADM=$(mywhich mdadm        )
       PROCINFO=$(mywhich procinfo     )
        POWERMT=$(mywhich powermt      )
       SMARTCTL=$(mywhich smartclt     )
         SFDISK=$(mywhich sfdisk       )
         HWPARM=$(mywhich hwparm       )
        SCSI_ID=$(mywhich scsi_id      )
       ISCSIADM=$(mywhich iscsiadm     )
      MULTIPATH=$(mywhich multipath    )
        DMSETUP=$(mywhich dmsetup      )
           NTPQ=$(mywhich ntpq         )
           SYSP=$(mywhich sysp         )
        _3DDIAG=$(mywhich 3Ddiag       )
           LSHW=$(mywhich lshw         )
        SYSTOOL=$(mywhich systool      )
         SWAPON=$(mywhich swapon       )

 # Netapp Tools
 SAN_UTIL_DIR=/opt/netapp/santools
 SAN_UTIL_PROG=sanlun
 SANLUN=$SAN_UTIL_DIR/$SAN_UTIL_PROG



 # Disks
          BTRFS=$(mywhich btrfs         )
  DEBUGREISERFS=$(mywhich debugreiserfs )
       EXPORTFS=$(mywhich exportfs      )
         HDPARM=$(mywhich hdparm        )
            LVM=$(mywhich lvm           )
      LVDISPLAY=$(mywhich lvdisplay     )
    LVMDISKSCAN=$(mywhich lvmdiskscan   )
         PVSCAN=$(mywhich pvs           )
            VGS=$(mywhich vgs           )
         VGSCAN=$(mywhich vgscan        )
      VGDISPLAY=$(mywhich vgdisplay     )
         PVSCAN=$(mywhich pvscan        )
            PVS=$(mywhich pvs           )
       REPQUOTA=$(mywhich repquota      )
 TUNE2FS=$(mywhich tune2fs )

 # ZFS
     ZFS=$(mywhich zfs  )
   ZPOOL=$(mywhich zpool  )

 # Veritas FS
      PVDISPLAY=$(mywhich pvdisplay  )
           VXDG=$(mywhich vxdg       )
         VXDISK=$(mywhich vxdisk     )
        VXPRINT=$(mywhich vxprint    )
       VXLICREP=$(mywhich vxlicrep   )

 # Veritas Cluster
       HASTATUS=$(mywhich hastatus  )
          HARES=$(mywhich hares     )
          HAGRP=$(mywhich hagrp     )
         HATYPE=$(mywhich hatype    )
         HAUSER=$(mywhich hauser    )
        LLTSTAT=$(mywhich lltstat   )
      GABCONFIG=$(mywhich gabconfig )
           HACF=$(mywhich hacf      )

 # Redhat Cluster
           CLUSTAT=$(mywhich clustat )
         CLUSVCADM=$(mywhich clusvcadm )
           MKQDISK=$(mywhich mkqdisk )
         CMAN_TOOL=$(mywhich cman_tool )

 # CRM Cluster
                CRM=$(mywhich crm        )
            CRM_MON=$(mywhich crm_mon    )
         CRM_VERIFY=$(mywhich crm_verify )
           CIBADMIN=$(mywhich cibadmin   )

 # Network
       IFCONFIG=$(mywhich ifconfig )
       IWCONFIG=$(mywhich iwconfig )
        NETSTAT=$(mywhich netstat  )
        NFSSTAT=$(mywhich nfsstat  )
          ROUTE=$(mywhich route    )
        YPWHICH=$(mywhich ypwhich  )
             IP=$(mywhich ip     )
        MIITOOL=$(mywhich mii-tool )
       IPTABLES=$(mywhich iptables )
       IPCHAINS=$(mywhich ipchains )
        ETHTOOL=$(mywhich ethtool  )
          BRCTL=$(mywhich brctl    )
            ARP=$(mywhich arp      )


 # Tuning
         IOSTAT=$(mywhich iostat   )
         VMSTAT=$(mywhich vmstat   )
           IPCS=$(mywhich ipcs     )
       MODPROBE=$(mywhich modprobe )
         DEPMOD=$(mywhich depmod   )

 # Other
        DOVECOT=$(mywhich dovecot  )
           EXIM=$(mywhich exim     )
       RUNLEVEL=$(mywhich runlevel )
           LSOF=$(mywhich lsof     )
            TAR=$(mywhich tar     )
         XVINFO=$(mywhich xvinfo   )
       POSTCONF=$(mywhich postconf )

 # Virtual Server
             XM=$(mywhich xm       )
          VIRSH=$(mywhich virsh    )
         DOCKER=$(mywhich docker   )

 # Gentoo
      RC_UPDATE=$(mywhich rc-update )


}



##############################################################################
#
#      Function : proc_sys_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes :  Collecting information from the proc directory
#
##############################################################################

function proc_sys_info
{
 Echo "Section - Collecting /proc and /sys Info"


 MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/proc

 $FIND /proc -type f -print 2>/dev/null | \
  $GREP -v "/proc/kcore"    | \
  $GREP -v "/proc/bus/usb"  | \
  $GREP -v "/proc/xen/xenbus"  | \
  $GREP -v "/proc/acpi/event"  | \
  $GREP -v "pagemap"  | \
  $GREP -v "clear_refs"  | \
  $GREP -v "kpagecount"  | \
  $GREP -v "kpageflags"  | \
  $GREP -v "use-gss-proxy"  | \
  $GREP -v "/proc/kmsg" > $TMPFILE


 for i in $($CAT $TMPFILE)
 do
  Dirname=$(dirname $i)
  Filename=$(basename $i)

  MakeDir ${LOGDIR}${Dirname}

  if [ -e "$i" ] ; then

   if [[ -t 0 && ${VERBOSE} -ne 0 ]] ; then
      spinningCursor
   fi

   $CAT "$i" > ${LOGDIR}${Dirname}/${Filename}  2>&1
  fi

  if [[ -t 0 && ${VERBOSE} -ne 0 ]] ; then
     spinningCursor
  fi

 done

 echo


 $RM -f $TMPFILE

}

##############################################################################
#
#      Function : netbackup
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Collect lots of Netbackup information if installed
#
##############################################################################


function netbackup
{
 Echo "Section - Netbackup "

 # Basic Netbackup collection
 NETBACKUPDIR="/usr/openv/netbackup"

 if [ ! -d $NETBACKUPDIR ] ; then
  NBACKUPDIR=${LOGDIR}/backups/netbackup
  MakeDir $NBACKUPDIR
 else
  return
 fi


 PATH=$PATH:$NETBACKUPDIR
 export PATH

 bpstulist -L  >> $NBACKUPDIR/bpstulist_-L.out

 bppllist   > $NBACKUPDIR/bppllist.out

 cat  $NBACKUPDIR/bppllist.out | while read line
 do
  bppllist $line  -U > $NBACKUPDIR/bppllist_${line}_-U.out
 done


 bpps -a  > $NBACKUPDIR/bpps_-a.out
 bpconfig -l  > $NBACKUPDIR/bpconfig_-l.out
 bpconfig -L  > $NBACKUPDIR/bpconfig_-L.out
 vmquery -a      > $NBACKUPDIR/vmquery_-a.out
 tpconfig -d  > $NBACKUPDIR/tpconfig_-d.out
 bpmedia         > $NBACKUPDIR/bpmedia.out
 bpmedialist  > $NBACKUPDIR/bpmedialist.out
 available_media > $NBACKUPDIR/available_media.out

 bperror -U -backstat -hoursago 48 > $NBACKUPDIR/bperror_-U_-backstat_-hoursago_48.out

 MakeDir $NBackupDir/configs
 cp /usr/openv/netbackup/*.conf $NBACKUPDIR/configs

}


##############################################################################
#
#      Function : hardware_checks
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Collect Hardware Information
#
##############################################################################

function hardware_checks
{

 Echo "Section - Hardware Info"

 if [ -x $CARDCTL ] ; then
  $CARDCTL info    > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/cardctl-info.out 2>&1
  $CARDCTL status  > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/cardctl-status.out 2>&1
  # $CARDCTL ident   > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/cardctl-ident.out 2>&1
 fi

 MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/hardware/lspci

 if [ -x $LSPCI ] ; then
  $LSPCI          > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/lspci/lspci.out 2>&1
  $LSPCI -n       > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/lspci/lspci-n.out 2>&1
  $LSPCI -knn     > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/lspci/lspci-knn.out 2>&1

  $LSPCI  | while read line
  do
   Bus=$(/bin/echo $line 2>/dev/null | awk '{ print $1 }')
   $LSPCI -vv -s $Bus > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/lspci/lspci_-vv_-s_${Bus}.out 2>&1
  done
 fi


 # Get the port names from the HDA cards
 for i in /sys/class/scsi_host/host*/device/fc_host\:host*/port_name
 do
  if [ -f $i ] ; then
   name=$( echo $i | sed 's/\//_/g' | sed 's/^_//g')
   echo "Port Name : $(cat $i )" >> ${LOGDIR}/hardware/lspci/cat_${name}.out
  fi
 done



 # Get a listing of the /dev directory
 MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/dev

 $LS -laR /dev  > ${LOGDIR}/dev/ls_-laR_dev.out

 if [ -x "$LSUSB" ] ; then
  $LSUSB -xv > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/lsusb_-xv.out 2>&1
  $LSUSB -tv > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/lsusb_-tv.out 2>&1
 fi


 if [ -x "$LSDEV" ] ; then
  $LSDEV -type adaptor > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/lsdev_-type_adaptor.out 2>&1
 fi

 if [ -x "$ACPI" ] ; then
  $ACPI -V > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/acpi-V.out 2>&1
 fi

 if [ -x $FREE ] ; then
  $FREE    > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/free.out
  $FREE -k > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/free_-k.out
 fi


 $LS -laR /dev > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/ls-laR_dev.out

 if [ -d /udev ] ; then
  $LS -laR /udev > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/ls-laR_udev.out
 fi


 # Global Devices list
 if [ -x "$LSHAL" ] ; then
  $LSHAL  > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/lshal.out
 fi

 if [ -x /usr/share/rhn/up2date_client/hardware.py ] ; then
  /usr/share/rhn/up2date_client/hardware.py > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/hardware.py.out 2>&1
 fi

 if [ -x "$SMARTCTL" ] ; then
  for device in $( $LS /dev/[a-z]d[a-z] /dev/st[0-9] /dev/sg[0-9]  2> /dev/null)
  do
   name=$( echo $device | sed 's/\//_/g' )
   ${SMARTCTL} -a $device 2>/dev/null 1> ${LOGDIR}/hardware/smartctl-a_${name}.out
  done
 fi



 ##############################################################################
 # Collect Hardware information from the hwinfo program if installed
 ##############################################################################

 if [ -x $HWINFO ] ; then
  $HWINFO                 > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/hwinfo.out                 2>&1
  $HWINFO  --isapnp       > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/hwinfo_--isapnp.out        2>&1
  $HWINFO  --scsi         > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/hwinfo_--scsi.out          2>&1
  $HWINFO  --framebuffer  > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/hwinfo_--framebuffer.out   2>&1
 fi


 if [ -x "$PROCINFO"  ] ; then
  $PROCINFO  > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/procinfo.out 2>&1
 fi


 if [ -x "$DMIDECODE" ] ; then
  $DMIDECODE  > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/dmidecode.out 2>&1
 fi


 if [ -x $LSHW  ] ; then
  $LSHW > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/lshw.out 2>&1
 fi

 $CAT /proc/cpuinfo     > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/proc_cpuinfo.out  2>&1
 $CAT /proc/meminfo     > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/proc_meminfo.out   2>&1
 $CAT /proc/mdstat       > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/proc_mdstat.out   2>&1
 $CAT /proc/interrupts     > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/proc_interrupts.out 2>&1
 $CAT /proc/filesystem     > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/proc_filesystems.out 2>&1
 $CAT /proc/devices     > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/proc_devices.out  2>&1
 $CAT /proc/iomem     > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/proc_iomem.out  2>&1
 $CAT /proc/ioports     > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/proc_ioports.out  2>&1
 $CAT /proc/partitions     > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/proc_partitions.out 2>&1
 $CAT /proc/slabinfo     > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/proc_slabinfo.out  2>&1
 $CAT /proc/softirqs     > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/proc_softirqs.out  2>&1


 physicalCPUs=$( $CAT /proc/cpuinfo | grep "physical id" | $SORT | $UNIQ | $WC -l )
     cpuCores=$( $CAT /proc/cpuinfo | grep "cpu cores"  | $UNIQ  )
       cpuProcessors=$( $CAT /proc/cpuinfo | grep "^processor" | $UNIQ  )


 echo "Physical CPU      : $physicalCPUs"  >> ${LOGDIR}/hardware/cpu_details.txt
 echo "CPU Cores         : $cpuCores"   >> ${LOGDIR}/hardware/cpu_details.txt
 echo "CPU Processors    : $cpuCores"   >> ${LOGDIR}/hardware/cpu_details.txt
}



##############################################################################
#
#      Function : boot_section
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Capture the files required to boot the system
#
##############################################################################


function boot_section
{

 Echo "Section - Boot Info"

 if [ -x "/sbin/lilo" ] ; then
  /sbin/lilo -q  > $LOGDIR/system/lilo_-q  2>&1
 fi

 $LS -alR /boot > ${LOGDIR}/system/ls-alR_boot.out 2>&1

 MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/boot/grub
 MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/software
 MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/system

 for i in  /boot/grub/menu.lst  /boot/grub/grub.conf \
    /boot/grub.conf /boot/grub/device.map
 do
  if [ -f ${i} ] ; then
   $CP -p ${i} ${LOGDIR}/${i}
  fi
 done


 if [ -x "$CHKCONFIG" ] ; then
  $CHKCONFIG --list > ${LOGDIR}/software/chkconfig_--list.out 2>&1
 fi

 if [ -x "$SYSTEMCTL" ] ; then
  $SYSTEMCTL --full --no-pager    > ${LOGDIR}/system/systemctl_--full_--nopager
 fi
}


##############################################################################
#
#      Function : performance_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : some general information about performance
#
##############################################################################

function performance_info
{

 Echo "Section - Performance/System "

 MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/system/performance

 $PS auxw   > ${LOGDIR}/system/ps_auxw.out
 $PS -lef   > ${LOGDIR}/system/ps_-elf.out
 $HOSTNAME   > ${LOGDIR}/system/hostname.out

 if [ -e /proc/stat ] ; then
  $CAT /proc/stat       > ${LOGDIR}/system/stat.out
 fi

 if [ -x $DATE ] ; then
  $DATE   > ${LOGDIR}/system/date.out
 fi

 if [ -x $FREE ] ; then
  $FREE   > ${LOGDIR}/system/free.out
 fi


 if [ -x $PSTREE ] ; then
  $PSTREE    > ${LOGDIR}/system/pstree.out
 fi


 if [ -x $IPCS ] ; then
  $IPCS -a  > ${LOGDIR}/system/ipcs_-a.out
  $IPCS -u  > ${LOGDIR}/system/ipcs_-u.out
  $IPCS -l  > ${LOGDIR}/system/ipcs_-l.out
 fi

 $UPTIME    > ${LOGDIR}/system/uptime.out
 ulimit -a   > ${LOGDIR}/system/ulimit_-a.out

 if [ -x $VMSTAT ] ; then
  $VMSTAT -s  > ${LOGDIR}/system/performance/vmstat_-s.out
 fi

 if [ "$LSOF" != "" ] ; then
  $LSOF >  ${LOGDIR}/system/lsof.out 2>&1
 fi


 if [ -d /var/log/sa ] ; then
  $CP -p /var/log/sa/sa*  ${LOGDIR}/system/performance/
 fi

 if [ -e /proc/loadavg ] ; then
  $CAT /proc/loadavg    > ${LOGDIR}/system/performance/loadavg.out
 fi

}



##############################################################################
#
#      Function : kernel_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Kernel information
#
##############################################################################


function kernel_info
{

 Echo "Section - Kernel info"

 $SYSCTL  -A   > ${LOGDIR}/etc/sysctl_-A.out  2>&1
 $UNAME -a    > ${LOGDIR}/system/uname_-a.out
 $RUNLEVEL   > ${LOGDIR}/system/runlevel.out
 $WHO -r    > ${LOGDIR}/system/who_-r.out
 $SLABTOP -o   > ${LOGDIR}/system/slabtop_-o.out



 if [ ! -d ${LOGDIR}/kernel/info ] ; then
  MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/kernel/info
 fi

 $LSMOD   > ${LOGDIR}/kernel/lsmod.out 2>&1

 $LSMOD | while read line
 do
  kernmod=$( echo $line | $AWK '{ print $1 }' )
  $MODINFO $kernmod  > ${LOGDIR}/kernel/info/${kernmod}.out 2>&1
 done


 if [ -x $KSYMS ] ; then
  $KSYMS   > ${LOGDIR}/kernel/ksyms.out 2>&1
 fi

 $CP -p /lib/modules/$($UNAME -r)/modules.dep ${LOGDIR}/kernel/modules.dep


 $MODPROBE -n -l -v  > ${LOGDIR}/kernel/modprobe_-n-l-v.out  2>&1
 $DEPMOD -av   > ${LOGDIR}/kernel/depmod_-av.out       2>&1
 $CAT /proc/modules  > ${LOGDIR}/kernel/modules.out          2>&1


 ##############################################################################
 # Get the kernel configuration details from a 2.6 kernel
 ##############################################################################

 if [ -f /proc/config.gz ] ; then
  $GUNZIP -c /proc/config.gz  > ${LOGDIR}/kernel/config
 fi


}


##############################################################################
#
#      Function : disk_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Collect general information about the disks on this system
#
##############################################################################

function disk_info
{
 Echo "Section - Disk Section Checks"
 local Dirname


 MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks

 # Check to see what is mounted

 $DF -k     > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/df_-k.out 2>&1
 $DF -h     > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/df_-h.out 2>&1
 $DF -ki    > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/df_-ki.out 2>&1
 $DF -aki   > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/df_-aki.out 2>&1
 $DF -akih  > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/df_-akih.out 2>&1

 if [ -x $SWAPON ] ; then
  $SWAPON -s > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/swapon_-s.out 2>&1
 fi

 $MOUNT   > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/mount.out   2>&1
 $MOUNT -l  > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/mount_-l.out   2>&1

 $CAT /proc/mounts  > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/mounts.out  2>&1


 # Display any quotas that my have been set
 $REPQUOTA -av  > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/repquota_-av 2>&1


 ##############################################################################
 # Disk Format Information
 ##############################################################################

 DISKLIST=$($FDISK -l  2>/dev/null | grep "^/dev" | sed 's/[0-9]//g' | awk '{ print $1 }' | sort -u)

 if [ -x $FDISK ] ; then
  $FDISK   -l > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/fdisk_-l.out  2>&1
 fi

 if [ -x $SFDISK ] ; then
  $SFDISK  -l > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/sfdisk_-l.out  2>&1
  $SFDISK  -s > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/sfdisk_-s.out 2>&1
 fi

 if [ -x $BLKID ] ; then
  $BLKID   > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/blkid.out 2>&1
 fi

 if [ -x $LSBLK ] ; then
  $LSBLK -f  > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/lsblk_-f.out 2>&1
 fi

 if [ -x $LSSCSI ] ; then
  $LSSCSI -l  > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/lsscsi_-l.out 2>&1
  $LSSCSI -g  > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/lsscsi_-g.out 2>&1
 fi

 for DISK in $DISKLIST
 do

  Dirname=$(dirname $DISK)

  if [ "$Dirname" = "/dev/mapper" ] ; then

   if [ ! -L  $DISK ] ; then
    continue
   fi
  fi

  NEWDISK=$(/bin/echo $DISK |  sed s'/\/dev\///g' )

  MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/${NEWDISK}

  if [ -x $HDPARM ] ; then
   $HDPARM -vIi $DISK      > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/${NEWDISK}/hdparm_-vIi_${NEWDISK}.out 2>&1
  fi

  if [ -x $SFDISK ] ; then
   $SFDISK  -l $DISK       > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/${NEWDISK}/sfdisk_-l_${NEWDISK}.out 2>&1
  fi

  if [ -x $FDISK ] ; then
   $FDISK   -l $DISK > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/${NEWDISK}/fdisk_-l_${NEWDISK}.out 2>&1
  fi

 done


 if [ -x "$DUMPE2FS" ] ; then

  MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/dumpe2fs

  PARTS=$($FDISK -l 2>/dev/null | grep "^/dev" | awk '{ print $1 }')

  for parts in $PARTS
  do
   name=$(/bin/echo $parts | sed 's/\//_/g')
   $DUMPE2FS $parts        > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/dumpe2fs/fdisk_-l_${name}.out 2>&1
  done

 fi



 ##############################################################################
 # Collect Detailed SCSI information about the disks
 ##############################################################################

 if [ -x "$SCSI_ID" ] ; then

      for i in $($LS [a-z]d[a-z]  2>/dev/null)
      do

   if [ -b /dev/${i} ] ; then

         disk_name=$(/bin/echo /dev/${i} | sed 's/\//_/g')

    $SCSI_ID -g -p 0x80 -d /dev/${i} -s /block/${i} \
         > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/scsi_id_-g_-p_0x80_${disk_name}.out 2>&1

    $SCSI_ID  -g -p 0x83 -d /dev/${i} -s /block/${i} \
         > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/scsi_id_-g_-p_0x83_${disk_name}.out 2>&1
          fi
  done


  for disk in $($LS  /dev/[a-z]d[a-z])
  do
   wwid=`$SCSI_ID -g -u $disk`
   if [ "$wwid" != "" ] ; then
    $ECHO -e "Disk:" $disk_short "\tWWID:" $wwid >> ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/disk_mapping-wwid.out
   fi
  done


 fi

 if [ -x $SYSTOOL ] ; then
  $SYSTOOL -c scsi_host -v  > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/systool_-c_scsi_host_-v.out 2>&1
 fi


 ##############################################################################
 # If we are using multi-pathings then print out the
 # multi-pathing information
 ##############################################################################

 if [ -x "$MULTIPATH" ] ; then
   $MULTIPATH -ll  > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/multipath_-ll.out 2>&1
   $MULTIPATH -v4  > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/multipath_-v2.out 2>&1
 fi


 if [ -x "$DMSETUP" ] ; then
  MakeDir  ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/dmsetup
  $DMSETUP ls         > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/dmsetup/dmsetup_ls.out 2>&1
  $DMSETUP ls --tree  > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/dmsetup/dmsetup_ls--info.out  2>&1
  $DMSETUP info       > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/dmsetup/dmsetup_info.out      2>&1
  $DMSETUP info       > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/dmsetup/dmsetup_info-C.out    2>&1
  $DMSETUP deps       > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/dmsetup/dmsetup_deps.out      2>&1
  $DMSETUP targets    > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/dmsetup/dmsetup_targets.out   2>&1

 fi


 # Check to see what iscsi devices have
 if [ -x "$ISCSIADM" ] ; then
  $ISCSIADM -m session > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/iscsiadm_-m_session.out 2>&1
 fi

}

##############################################################################
#
#      Function : emc_powerpath_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : If Powerpath is installed then get some information
#
##############################################################################

function emc_powerpath_info
{
 Echo "Section - EMC Powerpath checks"


 if [ ! -d  ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/emcpower ] ; then
  MakeDir  ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/emcpower
 fi

 EMCPOWER=${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/emcpower

 # Check to see what emc powerpath devices we have
 if [ ! -x "$POWERMT" ] ; then
  $ECHO "No $POWERMT Program found" > ${EMCPOWER}/Readme.out
  return
 fi



 $POWERMT check_registration   >${EMCPOWER}/powermt_check_registration.out 2>&1
 $POWERMT display path          >${EMCPOWER}/powermt_display_path.out 2>&1
 $POWERMT display ports          >${EMCPOWER}/powermt_display_ports.out 2>&1
 $POWERMT display paths class=all >${EMCPOWER}/powermt_display_paths_class=all.out 2>&1
 $POWERMT display ports dev=all  >${EMCPOWER}/powermt_display_ports_dev=all.out 2>&1
 $POWERMT display dev=all         >${EMCPOWER}/powermt_display_dev=all.out 2>&1


 # Get the partition details for the EMC devices
 for emcdevice in $(ls /dev/emcpower*)
 do
         emc_disk_name=$(/bin/echo ${emcdevice} | sed 's/\//_/g')
  $FDISK -l $emcdevice   >${EMCPOWER}/fdisk_-l_${emc_disk_name}.out 2>&1
 done
}


##############################################################################
#
#      Function : netapp_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Check if we have netapp software installed - collect info
#
##############################################################################


function netapp_info
{

 if [ ! -x $SANLUN ] ; then
  $ECHO "No $SANLUN Program found"   > ${NETAPPDIR}/Readme.out
  return
 fi

 if [ ! -d ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/netapp ] ; then
  MakeDir  ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/netapp
 fi

 Echo "Section - Netapp checks"

 NETAPPDIR=${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/netapp

 MakeDir $NETAPPDIR

 $SANLUN version           > ${NETAPPDIR}/sanlun_version 2>&1
 $SANLUN lun show -v all          > ${NETAPPDIR}/sanlun_lun_show_-v_all 2>&1
 $SANLUN fcp show adapter -v all  > ${NETAPPDIR}/sanlun_fcp_show_adapter_-v_all 2>&1
 $SANLUN lun show -v all          > ${NETAPPDIR}/sanlun_lun_show-v_all 2>&1
 $SANLUN fcp show adapter -v all  > ${NETAPPDIR}/sanlun_fcp_show_adapter_-v_all 2>&1


}


##############################################################################
#
#      Function : veritas_vm
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Collect information about veritas volume manager
#
##############################################################################

function veritas_vm
{
 Echo "Section - Veritas Volume Manager checks"


 if [ -d /dev/vx ] ; then

  if [ ! -d  ${LOGDIR}/disks/vxvm ] ; then
   MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/vxvm
   MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/vxvm/logs
   MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/vxvm/disk_groups
  fi


  $LS -laR /dev/vx >  ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/vxvm/ls-lR_dev_vx.out 2>&1

  if [ -x $VXDISK  ] ; then
   $VXDISK list             > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/vxvm/vxdisk_list.out      2>&1
   $VXDISK -o alldgs list   > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/vxvm/vxdisk_-o_alldgs_list.out    2>&1
   $VXPRINT -Ath            > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/vxvm/vxprint_-Ath.out        2>&1
   $VXPRINT -h              > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/vxvm/vxprint_-h.out          2>&1
   $VXPRINT -hr             > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/vxvm/vxprint_-hr.out         2>&1
   $VXPRINT -th             > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/vxvm/vxprint_-th.out         2>&1
   $VXPRINT -thrL           > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/vxvm/vxprint_-thrL.out       2>&1
  fi


  if [ -x $VXDG ] ; then
   $VXDG -q list     > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/vxvm/vxdg_-q_-list.out   2>&1
  fi


  #------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # Collect individual volume information
  #------------------------------------------------------------------------

  for i in $($VXDG -q list|awk '{print $1}')
  do
   $VXDG list $i     > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/vxvm/disk_groups/vxdg_list_${i}.out
   $VXDG -g $i free  > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/vxvm/disk_groups/vxdg_-g_free_${i}.out

   $VXPRINT -vng $i  > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/vxvm/disk_groups/vxprint_-vng_${i}.out

   VOL=$(cat ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/vxvm/disk_groups/vxprint_-vng_${i}.out)

   $VXPRINT -hmQqg $i $VOL  \
    > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/vxvm/disk_groups/vxprint_-hmQqg_4vxmk=${i}.out 2>&1

   $VXPRINT -hmQqg $i   \
    > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/vxvm/disk_groups/vxprint_-hmQqg=${i}.out 2>&1

  done

 fi

}


##############################################################################
#
#      Function : filesystem_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : General Filesystem information
#
##############################################################################


function filesystem_info
{
 Echo "Section - Filesystem checks"

 MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/tunefs

 for i in $($DF -kl | grep ^/dev | awk '{ print $1 }')
 do
  if [ -x $TUNE2FS  ] ; then
          name=$(/bin/echo $i | sed 's/\//_/g')
   $TUNE2FS  -l $i > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/tunefs/tunefs_-l_${name}.out 2>&1
  fi
 done
}


##############################################################################
#
#      Function : nfs_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Get some information about the NFS service
#
##############################################################################


function nfs_info
{
 Echo "Section - NFS checks"

 # lets see what we have really exported
 if [ -x $EXPORTFS ] ; then
  $EXPORTFS -v > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/exportfs_-v.out 2>&1
 fi

 if [ -x "$NFSSTAT" ] ; then
  $NFSSTAT -a > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/nfsstat_-a.out 2>&1
 fi
}


##############################################################################
#
#      Function : raid_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Check raid used on this system
#
##############################################################################

function raid_info
{
 Echo "Section - Disk Raid checks"


 MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/raid

 if [ -x "$LSRAID" ] ; then
  for i in $( $LS /dev/md[0-9]* 2>/dev/null )
  do
          name=$(/bin/echo $i | sed 's/\//_/g')
       $LSRAID -a $i > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/raid/lsraid_-a_${name}.out > /dev/null 2>&1
  done
 fi

 if [ -x "$MDADM" ] ; then
  for i in $( $LS /dev/md[0-9]* 2>/dev/null )
  do
          name=$( echo $i | sed 's/\//_/g' )
       $MDADM --detail $i > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/raid/mdadm_--detail_${name}.out > /dev/null 2>&1

   if [ ! -s ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/raid/mdadm--detail_${name}.out ] ; then
    $RM -f ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/raid/mdadm--detail_${name}.out
   fi
  done
 fi
}


##############################################################################
#
#      Function : brtfs_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Lets look at BRTS - new Linux filesystem
#
##############################################################################

function brtfs_info
{

 Echo "Section - btrfs Section"

 MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/btrfs

 # Scan all devices
 if [ -x $BTRFS ] ; then
  ${BRTFS} filesystem show > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/btrfs/btrfs_filesystem_show.out > /dev/null 2>&1

  $DF -h -t btrfs 2>/dev/null | grep -v Filesystem  | while read line
  do
   FS=$(echo $line | awk '{print $6}')
          FSN=$( echo $FS | sed 's/\//_/g' )

   if [ "$FS" = "/" ] ; then
    FSN="root"
   fi

   $BTRFS filesystem df  $FS > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/btrfs/btrfs_filesystem_df_$FSN 2>&1
   $BTRFS subvolume list $FS > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/btrfs/btrfs_subvolume_list_$FSN 2>&1
   done

  $BTRFS fi show > ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/btrfs/btrfs_fi_show.out
 fi
}

##############################################################################
#
#      Function : zfs_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Solaris - ZFS Volume Manager - collect details
#
##############################################################################

function zfs_info
{

 if [ -x "$ZPOOL" ] ; then

  Echo "Section - ZFS "

  ZFSDIR=${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/zfs
  MakeDir ${ZFSDIR}

  $ZPOOL status -v     > ${ZFSDIR}/zpool_status_-v.out 2>&1
  $ZPOOL status -D     > ${ZFSDIR}/zpool_status_-D.out 2>&1
  $ZPOOL history       > ${ZFSDIR}/zpool_history.out 2>&1
  $ZPOOL list          > ${ZFSDIR}/zpool_list.out 2>&1

  $ZFS list               > ${ZFSDIR}/zfs_list.out 2>&1
  $ZFS list -o space      > ${ZFSDIR}/zfs_list_-o_space.out 2>&1
  $ZFS list -t snapshots  > ${ZFSDIR}/zfs_list_-t_snapshots.out 2>&1

  $ZFS get all      > ${ZFSDIR}/zfs_get_all.out 2>&1


  for poolname in $($ZPOOL list | grep -v NAME | $AWK '{print $1}')
  do
   $ZFS get all $poolname  > ${ZFSDIR}/zfs_get_all_$poolname.out 2>&1
   $ZPOOL status $poolname > ${ZFSDIR}/zpool_status_$poolname.out 2>&1
  done
 fi

}

##############################################################################
#
#      Function : lvm_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Logical Volume Manager - collect details
#
##############################################################################

function lvm_info
{

 Echo "Section - LVM "

 LVMDIR=${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/lvm
 MakeDir ${LVMDIR}

 if [ -x "$LVDISPLAY" ] ; then
  $LVDISPLAY -vv  > ${LVMDIR}/lvdisplay_-vv.out  2>&1
  $VGDISPLAY -vv  > ${LVMDIR}/vgdisplay_-vv.out  2>&1
  $VGSCAN -vv     > ${LVMDIR}/vgscan_-vv.out     2>&1
  $LVMDISKSCAN -v > ${LVMDIR}/lvmdiskscan_-v.out 2>&1
  $PVSCAN -v      > ${LVMDIR}/pvscan_-v.out      2>&1
  $PVDISPLAY -v   > ${LVMDIR}/pvdisplay_-v.out   2>&1
  $VGS -v         > ${LVMDIR}/vgs-v.out          2>&1
  $PVSCAN -v      > ${LVMDIR}/pvscan-v.out       2>&1

    # Map every DM device to a disk
  $LVDISPLAY 2>/dev/null | \
   $AWK  '/LV Name/{n=$3} /Block device/{d=$3; sub(".*:","dm-",d); print d,n;}' \
   > ${LVMDIR}/devices.out 2>&1
 fi

 if [ -x "$LVM" ] ; then
  $LVM dumpconfig     > ${LVMDIR}/lvm_dumpconfig.out    2>&1
  $LVM lvs            > ${LVMDIR}/lvm_lvs.out     2>&1
  $LVM pvs -o +lv_name,lv_size,seg_all > ${LVMDIR}/pvs_-o_+lv_name:lv_size:seg_all.out  2>&1
 fi


}


##############################################################################
#
#      Function : disk_dm_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Collect more Disk information
#
##############################################################################


function disk_dm_info
{

 Echo "Section - Disk DM Info "

 # Work out which dm device is being used by each filesystem
 grep dm-[0-9] /proc/diskstats | awk '{print $1, $2, $3}' | while read line
 do

   Major=$(echo $line | awk '{print $1}' )
   Minor=$(echo $line | awk '{print $2}' )
  Device=$(echo $line | awk '{print $3}' )


  List=$(ls -la /dev/mapper | grep "${Major},  ${Minor}" | awk '{print $(NF)}')

  echo "$Device = $List " >> ${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/dm-info.out

 done
}


##############################################################################
#
#      Function : rpm_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Check all packages installed
#
##############################################################################


function rpm_info
{

 if [ -x "$RPM" ] ; then

  Echo "Section - rpm package information "
  MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/software/rpm/rpm-packages

  #
  # Short Description of all packages installed
  #

  echo "Package_Name  Version  Size  Description"  > ${LOGDIR}/software/rpm/rpm-qa--queryformat.out
  echo "===================================================================================" >> ${LOGDIR}/software/rpm/rpm-qa--queryformat.out

  $RPM -qa --queryformat '%-25{NAME}  %-16{VERSION} %-10{RELEASE} %-10{DISTRIBUTION}  %-10{SIZE} %-10{INSTALLTIME:date} %{SUMMARY}\n' | sort >> ${LOGDIR}/software/rpm/rpm-qa--queryformat.out 2>&1


  #
  # Long Description of all packages installed
  #

  $RPM -qa > ${LOGDIR}/software/rpm/rpm_-qa 2>&1

  $CAT ${LOGDIR}/software/rpm/rpm_-qa | while read line
  do
    $RPM -qi  $line > ${LOGDIR}/software/rpm/rpm-packages/${line}.out  2>&1

   if [ $? -ne 0 ] ; then
    echo "ERROR: ${line} problem"
   fi
  done


  # print a list os installed packages sorted by install time:
  $RPM -qa -last | tac > ${LOGDIR}/software/rpm/rpm_-qa_-last.out

  #############################################################
  # If you enable verification then this then it's going to
  # take a some time to complete........
  #############################################################

  if [ ${FULLSOFT} -gt 0 ] ; then
    $RPM -Va > ${LOGDIR}/software/rpm/rpm-Va.out  2>&1
  fi
 fi

 if [ -f /usr/lib/rpm/rpmrc ] ; then
  $CP -p /usr/lib/rpm/rpmrc  ${LOGDIR}/software/rpm/rpmrc
 fi



 # Make a copy of the yum config files so that we can compare them
 YUMDIR=${LOGDIR}/software/yum
 MakeDir ${YUMDIR}

 if [ -x "$YUM" ] ; then
  $YUM list installed       > ${YUMDIR}/yum_list_installed.out        2>&1
  $YUM info installed       > ${YUMDIR}/yum_info_installed.out        2>&1
  $YUM -v repolist all      > ${YUMDIR}/yum_-v_repolist_all.out       2>&1
  $YUM repolist enabled     > ${YUMDIR}/yum_repolist_enabled.out      2>&1
  $YUM repolist disabled    > ${YUMDIR}/yum_repolist_disabled.out     2>&1
  $YUM -v repolist all      > ${YUMDIR}/yum_-v_repolist_all.out       2>&1
  $YUM -v repolist enabled  > ${YUMDIR}/yum_-v_repolist_enabled.out   2>&1
  $YUM -v repolist disabled > ${YUMDIR}/yum_-v_repolist_disabled.out  2>&1
 fi

}

##############################################################################
#
#      Function : pacman_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Check all packages installed ( used by ArchLinux/OpenFiler )
#
##############################################################################

function pacman_info
{

 if [ -x "$PACMAN" ]  ; then

  Echo "Section - pacman Checks "
  MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/software/packman

  $PACMAN -qa   > ${LOGDIR}/software/packman/pacman_-qa  2>&1
  $PACMAN -Qi   > ${LOGDIR}/software/packman/pacman_-Qi  2>&1
  $PACMAN -Qdt  > ${LOGDIR}/software/packman/pacman_-Qdt 2>&1
 fi

}

##############################################################################
#
#      Function : systemd_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Get information about SystemD
#
##############################################################################

function systemd_info
{

 if [ -x "$SYSTEMCTL" ]; then

  Echo "Section - Systemd Checks "
  MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/system/systemd

  # systemd checks
  if [ -x "$SYSTEMD" ]; then
    $SYSTEMD  --dump-configuration-items > ${LOGDIR}/system/systemd/systemd_--dump-configuration-items.out 2>&1
    $SYSTEMD  --test                     > ${LOGDIR}/system/systemd/systemd_--test.out                     2>&1
  fi

  # systemd-cgls tree
  if [ -x "$SYSTEMDCGLS" ]; then
   $SYSTEMDCGLS  > ${LOGDIR}/system/systemd/systemd-cgls.out 2>&1
  fi

  if [ -x "$SYSTEMDLOGINCTL" ]; then
   $SYSTEMDLOGINCTL --all     > ${LOGDIR}/system/systemd/systemd-loginctl_--all.out     2>&1
   $SYSTEMDLOGINCTL show-seat > ${LOGDIR}/system/systemd/systemd-loginctl_show-seat.out 2>&1
   $SYSTEMDLOGINCTL show-user > ${LOGDIR}/system/systemd/systemd-loginctl_show_user.out 2>&1
  fi

  $SYSTEMCTL                  > ${LOGDIR}/system/systemd/systemctl.out                  2>&1
  $SYSTEMCTL --all            > ${LOGDIR}/system/systemd/systemctl_--all.out            2>&1
  $SYSTEMCTL show-environment > ${LOGDIR}/system/systemd/systemctl_show-environment.out 2>&1
  $SYSTEMCTL --version        > ${LOGDIR}/system/systemd/systemctl_--version.out        2>&1
  $SYSTEMCTL list-unit-files  > ${LOGDIR}/system/systemd/systemctl_list-unit-files.out  2>&1
  $SYSTEMCTL list-jobs        > ${LOGDIR}/system/systemd/systemctl_list-jobs.out        2>&1
  $SYSTEMCTL list-unit-files --type=service  > ${LOGDIR}/system/systemd/systemctl_list--unit-files_--type=service.out  2>&1

 fi

}


##############################################################################
#
#      Function : deb_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Collect information above Debian packages
#
##############################################################################

function deb_info
{


 if [ -f /var/lib/dpkg/available ] ; then

  Echo "Section - deb package information "

  MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/var/lib/dpkg


  if [ -f /var/lib/dpkg/status ] ; then
   $CP -p /var/lib/dpkg/status ${LOGDIR}/var/lib/dpkg/status
  fi


  MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/software/dpkg

  if [ -x "$DPKG" ] ; then
    $DPKG  --list          > ${LOGDIR}/software/dpkg/dpkg_--list.out
    $DPKG  -al          > ${LOGDIR}/software/dpkg/dpkg_-al.out
    $DPKG  --get-selections > ${LOGDIR}/software/dpkg/dpkg_-get-selections.out
  fi

  if [ -x "$DPKG_QUERY" ] ; then
    $DPKG_QUERY -W   > ${LOGDIR}/software/dpkg/dpkg-query_-W.out
  fi

  if [ -x /usr/bin/apt-config ] ; then
   /usr/bin/apt-config dump  > ${LOGDIR}/software/dpkg/apt-config_dump.out
  fi

 fi
}


##############################################################################
#
#      Function : suse_zypper_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Collect information above Suse packages
#
##############################################################################


function suse_zypper_info
{

 if [ -x "$ZYPPER" ] ; then

  Echo "Section - Suse Zypper Info "

  MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/software/zypper

  $ZYPPER repos   > ${LOGDIR}/software/zypper/zypper_repos         2>&1
  $ZYPPER locks    > ${LOGDIR}/software/zypper/zypper_locks         2>&1
  $ZYPPER patches   > ${LOGDIR}/software/zypper/zypper_patches       2>&1
  $ZYPPER packages   > ${LOGDIR}/software/zypper/zypper_packages      2>&1
  $ZYPPER patterns   > ${LOGDIR}/software/zypper/zypper_patterns      2>&1
  $ZYPPER products   > ${LOGDIR}/software/zypper/zypper_products      2>&1
  $ZYPPER services  > ${LOGDIR}/software/zypper/zypper_services      2>&1
  $ZYPPER licenses  > ${LOGDIR}/software/zypper/zypper_licenses      2>&1
  $ZYPPER targetos  > ${LOGDIR}/software/zypper/zypper_targetos   2>&1
  $ZYPPER list-updates   > ${LOGDIR}/software/zypper/zypper_list-updates  2>&1
 fi
}



##############################################################################
#
#      Function : gentoo_pkgs_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : This Section is for Gentoo - so we can work out what
#           packages are installed-  Provided by Adam Bills
#
##############################################################################

function gentoo_pkgs_info
{

 if [ -d  /var/db/pkg  ] ; then

  Echo "Section - Gentoo Packages Info "

  MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/software/gentoo

  GENTOPKGS=${LOGDIR}/software/gentoo/gento_kgs.out

  ( find /var/db/pkg -type f -name environment.bz2 | while read x; do bzcat $x | \
   awk -F= '{
    if ($1 == "CATEGORY"){
     printf "%s ", $2;
    }
    if ($1 == "PN"){
     printf "%s ",$2;
    }

    if ($1 == "PV"){
     print $2;
    }
   }' ; done

  ) >> $GENTOPKGS


         if [ -x $EQUERY ] ; then
   $EQUERY list > ${LOGDIR}/software/gentoo/equery_list.out
  fi
 fi


 #  Show the bootup info
 if [ -x $RC_UPDATE ] ; then
  $RC_UPDATE show > ${LOGDIR}/software/gentoo/rc-update_show.out
 fi

}

##############################################################################
#
#      Function : spacewalk_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : See if we have spacewalk installed
#
##############################################################################

function spacewalk_info
{

 if [ -x $SPACERPT  ] ; then

  Echo "Section - Spacewalk "

  MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/satellite

  for info in users channels errata-list entitlements inventory users-systems errata-systems
  do
   $SPACERPT  $info  > ${LOGDIR}/satellite/${SPACERPT}_${info} 2>&1
  done
 fi
}


##############################################################################
#
#      Function : rhn_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Collect Redhat Network Information
#
##############################################################################

function rhn_info
{
 if [ -d /etc/sysconfig/rhn ] ; then

  Echo "Section - RedHat Network "

  RDIR=${LOGDIR}/rhn
  MakeDir ${RDIR}

  if [ -d  /etc/rhn ] ; then

      if [ -f /etc/sysconfig/rhn/systemid ] ; then
       if [ -x /usr/bin/xsltproc ] ; then
        /usr/bin/xsltproc $UTILDIR/text.xsl $RDIR/systemid \
         > $ROOT/$RHNDIR/systemid 2>&1
       fi
          fi
  fi
 fi
}



##############################################################################
#
#      Function : system_logs_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Take a copy of the latest logs
#
##############################################################################


function system_logs_info
{
 Echo "Section - Systems Log "

 $CP -R -p /var/log/*  ${LOGDIR}/logs

 $DMESG  > ${LOGDIR}/logs/dmesg.out
 $LAST   > ${LOGDIR}/logs/lastlog

 if [ -d /var/crash ] ; then
  for i in $( $FIND /var/crash -name "*.txt" )
  do
   dirname="$(dirname $i)"
   filename="$(basename $i)"

   if [ ! -d ${LOGDIR}/${dirname} ] ; then
    MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/${dirname}
   fi

   $CP -p $i ${LOGDIR}/${dirname}/${filename} 2>/dev/null

  done
 fi


 if [ -x $JOURNALCTL ] ; then
  $JOURNALCTL  --all --no-pager  > ${LOGDIR}/logs/journalctl_--all_--no-pager.out
 fi


}


##############################################################################
#
#      Function : selinux_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : selinux info
#
##############################################################################

function selinux_info
{
 Echo "Section - SElinux Section checks"

 SELINUXDIR=${LOGDIR}/selinux
 MakeDir ${SELINUXDIR}

 if [ -x $SESTATUS ] ; then
  $SESTATUS     > ${SELINUXDIR}/sestatus.out     2>&1
  $SESTATUS -bv > ${SELINUXDIR}/sestatus_-bv.out 2>&1
 fi

 if [ -x $SEMANAGE ] ; then
  $SEMANAGE port -l  > ${SELINUXDIR}/semanage_port_-l.out      2>&1
  $SEMANAGE login -l  > ${SELINUXDIR}/semanage_login_-l.out     2>&1
  $SEMANAGE user -l  > ${SELINUXDIR}/semanage_user_-l.out      2>&1
  $SEMANAGE node -l  > ${SELINUXDIR}/semanage_node_-l.out      2>&1
  $SEMANAGE interface -l  > ${SELINUXDIR}/semanage_interface_-l.out 2>&1
  $SEMANAGE boolean -l  > ${SELINUXDIR}/semanage_boolean_-l.out   2>&1
 fi


 if [ -x $GETSEBOOL ] ; then
  $GETSEBOOL -a  > ${LOGDIR}/selinux/getsebool_-a.out 2>&1
 else
  echo "getsebool not installed " >  ${LOGDIR}/selinux/getsebool_-a.out 2>&1
 fi
}


##############################################################################
#
#      Function : xen_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : XEN VM information
#
##############################################################################


function xen_info
{

 if [ -d /etc/xen ] ; then

  Echo "Section - xen Section checks"

  MakeDir ${VIRT}/xen

  if [ -x $XM  ] ; then
   $XM list      > $VIRT/xen/xm_list.out  2>&1
   $XM info      > $VIRT/xen/xm_info.out  2>&1
   $XM logs      > $VIRT/xen/xm_log.out  2>&1
   $XM dmesg      > $VIRT/xen/xm_dmesg.out 2>&1
   $XM vcpu-list      > $VIRT/xen/xm_vcpu-list.out 2>&1

   for myHost in $($XM list  2>/dev/null | egrep -v "VCPUs |^Domain-0")
   do
    $XM network-list $myHost  > $VIRT/xen/xm_network-list_${myHost}.out   2>&1
    $XM uptime $myHost         > $VIRT/xen/xm_uptime_${myHost}.out         2>&1
    $VIRSH dominfo $myHost    > $VIRT/xen/virsh_dominfo_${myHost}.out     2>&1
   done

  fi
 fi
}

##############################################################################
#
#      Function : libvirt_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Virt-manager type information
#
##############################################################################


function libvirt_info
{

 if [ -x $VIRSH ] ; then

  Echo "Section - libvirt Section "

  MakeDir ${VIRT}/libvirt
  MakeDir ${VIRT}/vm_configs

  $VIRSH  list --all          >   ${VIRT}/libvirt/virsh_list_--all.out 2>&1
  $VIRSH  net-list --all      >   ${VIRT}/libvirt/virsh_net-list_--all.out 2>&1
  $VIRSH -c qemu:///system capabilities \
         > ${VIRT}/libvirt/virsh_-c_qemu:___system_capabilities.out 2>&1


  # Next Dump out all the running configs for each of the VMs

  List=$( $VIRSH list --all 2>/dev/null | egrep -v "State|^-" | awk '{print $2}' | sed '/^$/d')

  for i in $List
  do
   $VIRSH dumpxml $i > ${VIRT}/vm_configs/${i}.xml 2>&1
  done

 fi
}

##############################################################################
#
#      Function : docker_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : docer information
#
##############################################################################

function docker_info
{

 if [ -x $DOCKER ] ; then

  Echo "Section - Docker"

  DockerDir=${VIRT}/docker
  MakeDir $DockerDir

  $DOCKER ps     > $DockerDir/docker_ps.out 2>&1
  $DOCKER ps -a  > $DockerDir/docker_ps_-a.out 2>&1
  $DOCKER ps -l  > $DockerDir/docker_ps_-l.out 2>&1
  $DOCKER images > $DockerDir/images.out 2>&1
  # $DOCKER events > $DockerDir/images.out 2>&1

  for containerID in $($DOCKER ps -l | grep -v STATUS | awk '{print $1}' )
  do

   $DOCKER inspect $containerID  > $DockerDir/docker_inspect_${containerID}.out 2>&1
   $DOCKER port    $containerID  > $DockerDir/docker_port_${containerID}.out 2>&1
   $DOCKER logs    $containerID  > $DockerDir/docker_logs_${containerID}.out 2>&1
  done

  for imageID in $($DOCKER ps -l | grep -v STATUS | awk '{print $1}' )
  do
   $DOCKER history $imageID  > $DockerDir/docker_history_${imageID}.out 2>&1
  done

 fi

}




##############################################################################
#
#      Function : yp_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Yellow Pages information - not used that much these days
#
##############################################################################


function yp_info
{

 if [ -x "$YPWHICH" ] ; then

  Echo "Section - NIS/YP Services "
  YPDIR=${LOGDIR}/yp
  MakeDir ${YPDIR}

  $YPWHICH -m > ${YPDIR}/ypwhich-m.out 2>&1
 fi

}




##############################################################################
#
#      Function : network_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Collect lots of network information
#
##############################################################################


function network_info
{
 Echo "Section - Networking "

 MakeDir ${LOGDIR}/network

 $IFCONFIG  -a  > ${LOGDIR}/network/ifconfig_-a.out    2>&1
 $NETSTAT -rn  > ${LOGDIR}/network/netstat_-rn.out    2>&1
 $NETSTAT -lan  > ${LOGDIR}/network/netstat_-lan.out   2>&1
 $NETSTAT -lav  > ${LOGDIR}/network/netstat_-lav.out   2>&1
 $NETSTAT -tulpn  > ${LOGDIR}/network/netstat_-tulpn.out 2>&1
 $NETSTAT -ape  > ${LOGDIR}/network/netstat_-ape.out   2>&1
 $NETSTAT -uan  > ${LOGDIR}/network/netstat_-uan.out   2>&1
 $NETSTAT -s   > ${LOGDIR}/network/netstat_-s.out     2>&1
 $NETSTAT -in   > ${LOGDIR}/network/netstat_-in.out    2>&1
 $ROUTE  -nv  > ${LOGDIR}/network/route_-nv.out      2>&1
 $ARP  -a         > ${LOGDIR}/network/arp_-a.out         2>&1

 if [ -x "$IP" ] ; then
  $IP  add > ${LOGDIR}/network/ip_add.out     2>&1
  $IP  route > ${LOGDIR}/network/ip_route.out   2>&1
  $IP  link > ${LOGDIR}/network/ip_link.out    2>&1
  $IP  rule > ${LOGDIR}/network/ip_rule.out    2>&1
 fi

 if [ -x "$IWCONFIG" ] ; then
  $IWCONFIG > ${LOGDIR}/network/iwconfig.out 2>&1
 fi

 if [ -x "${MIITOOL}" ] ; then
   ${MIITOOL} > ${LOGDIR}/network/mii-tool.out 2>&1
 fi

 if [ -x $BIOSDEVNAME ] ; then
  $BIOSDEVNAME -d > ${LOGDIR}/network/biosdevname_-d.out 2>&1
 fi


 #
 # Collect bridging information
 #
 if [ -x "${BRCTL}" ] ; then

     $BRCTL show > ${LOGDIR}/network/brctl_show.out 2>&1

  for myBridge in $($BRCTL show | grep -v "STP enabled" |  grep ^[a-zA-Z] | awk '{ print $1}')
  do

   $BRCTL showmacs $myBridge > ${LOGDIR}/network/btctl_showmacs_${myBridge}.out 2>&1
   $BRCTL showstp  $myBridge > ${LOGDIR}/network/btctl_showstp_${myBridge}.out 2>&1
  done

 fi

}


##############################################################################
#
#      Function : iptables_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Collect iptables information
#
##############################################################################

function iptables_info
{

 if [ -x "$IPTABLES" ] ; then

  Echo "Section - iptables check"

  $IPTABLES -L           > ${LOGDIR}/network/iptables-L.out
  $IPTABLES -t filter -nvL  > ${LOGDIR}/network/iptables-t_filter-nvL.out
  $IPTABLES -t mangle -nvL  > ${LOGDIR}/network/iptables-t_mangle-nvL.out
  $IPTABLES -t nat -nvL  > ${LOGDIR}/network/iptables_-t_nat_-nvL.out

 else
  echo "no iptables in kernel"   > ${LOGDIR}/network/iptables-NO-IP-TABLES
 fi
}



##############################################################################
#
#      Function : ipchains_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : ipchains not use much these days - replaced by iptables
#
##############################################################################


function ipchains_info
{

 if [ -x "$IPCHAINS" ] ; then
  Echo "Section - ipchains check"
  $IPCHAINS -L -n > ${LOGDIR}/network/ipchains_-L_-n.out
 fi
}


##############################################################################
#
#      Function : ethtool_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : More networking information
#
##############################################################################


function ethtool_info
{

 if [ -x "$ETHTOOL" ] ; then

  Echo "Section - ethtool checks"

  for version in 4 6
  do
   INTERFACES=$( cat /proc/net/dev | grep "[0-9]:" | awk -F: '{print $1 }' )

   for i in $INTERFACES
   do
    $ETHTOOL $i        >  ${LOGDIR}/network/ethtool_ipv${version}_${i}.out    2>&1
            $ETHTOOL -i $i     >> ${LOGDIR}/network/ethtool_ipv${version}_-i_${i}.out 2>&1
            $ETHTOOL -S $i     >> ${LOGDIR}/network/ethtool_ipv${version}_-S_${i}.out 2>&1
   done
  done
 fi
}


##############################################################################
#
#      Function : redhat_cluster_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Collect information about Redhat Cluster
#
##############################################################################

function redhat_cluster_info
{

 if [ -x $CLUSTAT ] ; then

  Echo "Section - Redhat Cluster checks"

  MyClusterDir=${CLUSTERDIR}/redhat
        MakeDir ${CLUSTERDIR}/redhat

  $CLUSTAT > $MyClusterDir/clustat.out             2>&1
  $CLUSTAT -f > $MyClusterDir/clustat_-f.out          2>&1
  $CLUSTAT -l > $MyClusterDir/clustat_-l.out          2>&1
  $CLUSTAT -I > $MyClusterDir/clustat_-I.out          2>&1
  $CLUSTAT -v > $MyClusterDir/clustat_-v.out          2>&1
  $CLUSTAT -x > $MyClusterDir/clustat_-x.out          2>&1

  $CLUSVCADM -v > $MyClusterDir/clusvcadm_-x.out 2>&1
  $CLUSVCADM -S > $MyClusterDir/clusvcadm_-S.out 2>&1

  #
  # List out Quorum devices and CMAN_TOOL
  #
  if [ -x $MKQDISK ] ; then
   $MKQDISK -L >>  $MyClusterDir/mkqdisk_-L.out 2>&1
  fi

  # added by Ruggero Ruggeri
  if [ -x $CMAN_TOOL ] ; then
   $CMAN_TOOL status >>  $MyClusterDir/cman_tool_status.out 2>&1
   $CMAN_TOOL nodes >>   $MyClusterDir/cman_tool_nodes.out  2>&1
  fi

 fi
}




##############################################################################
#
#      Function : veritas_cluster_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Collect information about Veritas Cluster
#
##############################################################################


function veritas_cluster_info
{

 if [ -d /opt/VRTSvcs/bin ] ; then
  PATH=$PATH:/opt/VRTSvcs/bin
 fi

 if [ -f /etc/VRTSvcs/conf/config/main.cf ] ; then

  Echo "Section - Veritas Cluster Checks"

        VCSDIR=${CLUSTERDIR}/veritas
        MakeDir ${VCSDIR}


  if [ -d /var/VRTSvcs/log ] ; then
   MakeDir  ${LOGDIR}/var/VRTSvcs/log
   $CP -p  /var/VRTSvcs/log/* ${LOGDIR}/var/VRTSvcs/log
        fi


  $HASTATUS -sum       >   ${VCSDIR}/hastatus_-sum.out 2>&1
  $HARES -list         >   ${VCSDIR}/hares_-list.out   2>&1
  $HAGRP -list         >   ${VCSDIR}/hagrp_-list.out   2>&1
  $HATYPE -list        >   ${VCSDIR}/hatype_-list.out  2>&1
  $HAUSER -list        >   ${VCSDIR}/hauser_-list.out  2>&1
  $LLTSTAT -vvn        >   ${VCSDIR}/lltstat_-vvn.out  2>&1
  $GABCONFIG -a        >   ${VCSDIR}/gabconfig_-a.out  2>&1

  if [ -f  /etc/VRTSvcs/conf/config/main.cf ] ; then
      $HACF -verify /etc/VRTSvcs/conf/config/main.cf > ${VCSDIR}/hacf-verify.out 2>&1
  fi

 fi
}


##############################################################################
#
#      Function : pacemake_cluster_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Pacemaker cluster information collection
#
##############################################################################

function pacemake_cluster_info
{


 if [ -x $CRM_MON ] ; then

  Echo "Section - CRM Cluster checks"

  CRMDIR=${CLUSTERDIR}/crm
  MakeDir ${CRMDIR}

  $CRM_MON --version > ${CRMDIR}/crm_mon_--version.out

  if [ -x $CRM ] ; then
   $CRM status           > ${CRMDIR}/crm_status.out
   $CRM configure show   > ${CRMDIR}/crm_configure_show.out
   $CRM configure show xml  > ${CRMDIR}/crm_configure_show_xml.out
   $CRM ra classes          > ${CRMDIR}/crm_ra_classes.out
   $CRM ra list ocf heartbeat  > ${CRMDIR}/crm_ra_list_ocf_heartbeat.out
   $CRM ra list ocf pacemaker  > ${CRMDIR}/crm_ra_list_ocf_pacemaker.out
  fi


  if [ -x $CRM_VERIFY ] ; then
   $CRM_VERIFY -L   > ${CRMDIR}/crm_verify_-L.out
  fi

  if [ -x $CIBADMIN ] ; then
   $CIBADMIN -Ql > ${CRMDIR}/cibadmin_-Ql.out
  fi
 fi
}

##############################################################################
#
#      Function : printing_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Collectin information about print jobs and printers
#
##############################################################################


function printing_info
{
 Echo "Section - Printer Checks"

 PRINTDIR=${LOGDIR}/lp

 MakeDir ${PRINTDIR}
 MakeDir ${PRINTDIR}/general

 if [ -x $LPSTAT ]  ; then
  $LPSTAT -t > ${PRINTDIR}/lpstat_-t.out 2>&1
 fi

 if [ -x $LPC ]  ; then
  $LPC status > ${PRINTDIR}/lpstat_status.out 2>&1
 fi


 $LPQ > ${PRINTDIR}/general/lpq.out  2>&1


 if [ -x $LPQ_CUPS ] ; then
  $LPQ_CUPS > ${PRINTDIR}/lpq.cups.out 2>&1
 fi
}


##############################################################################
#
#      Function : postfix_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Collect information about postfix
#
##############################################################################


function postfix_info
{

 if [ -d /etc/postfix ] ; then

  Echo "Section - Postfix "

  POSTDIR=${LOGDIR}/etc/postfix
  MakeDir $POSTDIR

  POSTTOPDIR=${LOGDIR}/mail/postfix
  MakeDir $POSTTOPDIR

  $POSTCONF -v  > ${POSTTOPDIR}/postconf_-v.out 2>&1
  $POSTCONF -l  > ${POSTTOPDIR}/postconf_-l.out 2>&1
 fi
}

##############################################################################
#
#      Function : exim_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Collect information about exim
#
##############################################################################


function exim_info
{

 if [ -d /etc/exim ] ; then

  Echo "Section - Exim checks"

  EXIMTOPDIR=${LOGDIR}/mail/exim
  MakeDir $EXIMTOPTDIR

  $EXIM -bV > ${LOGDIR}/mail/exim/exim_-bV.out
  $EXIM -bp > ${LOGDIR}/mail/exim/exim_-bp.out

 fi
}


##############################################################################
#
#      Function : dovecot_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Collect information about dovecote
#
##############################################################################


function dovecot_info
{

 if [ -d /etc/dovecot ] ; then

  Echo "Section - Dovecot checks"

  DOVETOPDIR=${LOGDIR}/mail/dovecot
  MakeDir $DOVETOPTDIR

  $DOVECOTE -a > ${LOGDIR}/mail/dovecot/dovecote_-a.out

 fi

}

##############################################################################
#
#      Function : time_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : General time information
#
##############################################################################

function time_info
{
 Echo "Section - NTP"

 TIMEDIR=${LOGDIR}/etc/time

 MakeDir ${TIMEDIR}

 $DATE   > ${TIMEDIR}/date


 if [ -f /usr/share/zoneinfo ] ; then
  $CP -p /usr/share/zoneinfo  ${TIMEDIR}/zoneinfo
 fi

 if [ -x $HWCLOCK ] ; then
  $HWCLOCK --show > ${TIMEDIR}/hwclock_--show.out
 fi

 if [ -x $NTPQ  ] ; then
  $NTPQ -p > ${TIMEDIR}/ntpq_-p.out 2>&1
 fi

}


##############################################################################
#
#      Function : apache_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Collect any Apache Files
#
##############################################################################


function apache_info
{


 if [ -d /etc/httpd ] ; then
  APACHEDIR=${LOGDIR}/httpd
 else
  APACHEDIR=${LOGDIR}/apache
 fi

 if [ ! -d $APACHEDIR ] ; then

  Echo "Section - Apache"

  MakeDir ${APACHEDIR}
 fi


 if [ -x $APACHECTL ] ; then
  $APACHECTL status  > ${APACHEDIR}/apachectl_status.out 2>&1
 fi

 if [ -x $APACHE2CTL ] ; then
  $APACHE2CTL status > ${APACHEDIR}/apache2ctl_status.out 2>&1
 fi
}



##############################################################################
#
#      Function : samba_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Collect some SAMBA information ( needs updating for Samba4)
#
##############################################################################

function samba_info
{
 Echo "Section - Samba"

 SAMBADIR=${LOGDIR}/hardware/disks/samba

 if [ ! -d ${SAMBADIR} ] ; then
  MakeDir ${SAMBADIR}
 fi

 if [ -x $TESTPARM  ] ; then
  echo "y" | $TESTPARM > ${SAMBADIR}/testparm.out 2>&1
 fi

 if [ -x $WBINFO ] ; then
  $WBINFO -g  > ${SAMBADIR}/wbinfo_-g.out 2>&1
      $WBINFO -u  > ${SAMBADIR}/wbinfo_-g.out 2>&1
 fi

 if [ -x $PDBEDIT  ] ; then
  $PDBEDIT -L ${SAMBADIR}/pdbedit_-L.out 2>&1
 fi

}


##############################################################################
#
#      Function : x11_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : X11
#
##############################################################################


function x11_info
{
 Echo "Section - X11"
 XDIR=${LOGDIR}/X

 MakeDir $XDIR

 if [ -x $SYSP ] ; then
  $SYSP -c         > ${XDIR}/sysp_-c.out
  $SYSP -s mouse  > ${XDIR}/sysp_-s_mouse.out
  $SYSP -s keyboard  > ${XDIR}/sysp_-s_keyboard.out
 fi

 if [ -x $_3DDIAG ] ; then
  $_3DDIAG  > ${XDIR}/3Ddiag.out
 fi
}



##############################################################################
#
#      Function : taritup_info
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : tar up all the files that are going to be sent to support
#
##############################################################################


function taritup_info
{

 if [ "$CWDIR" != "" ] ; then
  cd $CWDIR
 else
  cd $LOGDIR
 fi


 $TAR czf ${TARFILE} . > /dev/null 2>&1

 if [ $? -ne 0 ] ; then

  if [ -x $LOGGER ] ; then
   $LOGGER -s "[ERROR]: creating the linux-explorer $TARFILE"
  else
   echo "[ERROR]: creating the linux-explorer $TARFILE"
  fi

  exit 1
 fi

 if [ -t 0 ] ; then

  Sum=$($MD5SUM ${TARFILE} | $AWK '{print $1}' )

  echo
  echo "A support file has been created for support purposes"
  echo
  echo
  echo "The MD5sum is       : $Sum"
  echo "The Support File is : ${TARFILE}"
  echo
  echo "Please send this file and the MD5sum details to your support representative. "
  echo
 fi
}

##############################################################################
#
#      Function : RemoveDir
#    Parameters : None
#        Output : None
#         Notes : Remove directories
#
##############################################################################

function RemoveDir
{

 local myDIR=$1

 if [ -d "$myDIR" ] ; then
      if [[ "${myDIR}" != "/" && \
   "${myDIR}" != "/var" && \
   "${myDIR}" != "/usr"  && \
   "${myDIR}" != "/home" ]] ; then

   if [ ${VERBOSE} -gt 0 ] ; then
           Echo "Removing Old Directory : ${myDIR}"
   fi

   $RM -rf ${myDIR}
     fi
 fi

}

##############################################################################
#
#      Function : System_Info
#    Parameters : None
#        Output : None
#         Notes : Print out brief information about the system
#
##############################################################################

function System_Info
{

if [ ! -t 0 ] ; then
 return
fi


if [ -f $EXPLCFG ] ; then

 Echo "Section - Found $EXPLCFG file"

 # Customer Contact Name
 NAME=$(grep ^EXP_USER_NAME $EXPLCFG | cut -f2 -d'=' | sed s'/\"//g' )

 # Customer Name
 COMPANY=$(grep ^EXP_CUSTOMER_NAME $EXPLCFG | cut -f2 -d'=' | sed s'/\"//g' )

 # Customer Contact Phone Number
 TELEPHONE=$(grep ^EXP_PHONE $EXPLCFG | cut -f2 -d'=' | sed s'/\"//g' )

 # Customer Contact Email
 EMAIL=$(grep ^EXP_USER_EMAIL $EXPLCFG | cut -f2 -d'=' | sed s'/\"//g' )

 # Customer Contact City
 CITY=$(grep ^EXP_ADDRESS_CITY $EXPLCFG | cut -f2 -d'=' | sed s'/\"//g' )

 # Customer Contact Country
 COUNTRY=$(grep ^EXP_ADDRESS_COUNTRY $EXPLCFG | cut -f2 -d'=' | sed s'/\"//g' )

 # Customer Contact Zip
 ZIPCODE=$(grep ^EXP_ADDRESS_ZIP $EXPLCFG | cut -f2 -d'=' | sed s'/\"//g' )

 # Where LINUXexplo output should be mailed
 SUPPORT=$(grep ^EXP_EMAIL $EXPLCFG | cut -f2 -d'=' | sed s'/\"//g' )
else

 echo
 echo "$MYNAME - $MYVERSION"
 echo
 echo "This program will gather system information and can take several"
 echo "minutes to finish."
 echo
 echo "You must complete some questions before start."
 echo "It will produce a .tgz or .tgz.gpg file output and a directory"
 echo "on your /opt/LINUXexplo/linux/ directory".
 echo
 echo "Please follow the support instruction for submit this information"
 echo "For contact the support please send a email to <$SUPPORT>"
 echo
 echo "**********************************************************************"
 echo "Personal information"
 echo "**********************************************************************"
 read -p "Company    : " COMPANY
 read -p "Your name  : " NAME
 read -p "Email      : " EMAIL
 read -p "Telephone  : " TELEPHONE
 read -p "City       : " CITY
 read -p "Zipcode    : " ZIPCODE
 read -p "Country    : " COUNTRY
 echo
 echo "**********************************************************************"
 echo "System information"
 echo "**********************************************************************"
 read -p "Problem description                        : " PROBLEM
 read -p "System description                         : " SYSTEM
 read -p "Environment (test/dev/prod)                : " ENVIRONMENT
 echo
 read -p "Are you sure to continue? (Y/n)            : " REPLY

 if [[ "$REPLY"  = [Yy] ]]; then
  Echo "Starting support gathering process."
 else
  Echo "Aborting."
  exit 0
 fi

fi


systemPlatform=$($UNAME -m)
kernelVersion=$($UNAME -r)
Mem=$(cat /proc/meminfo | grep ^MemTotal: | awk '{print $2}')
MEMINFO=$(echo $(($Mem / 1000000)))

if [ -x $LSB_RELEASE ] ; then
 LSB_RELEASE_INFO=$(${LSB_RELEASE} -a )
else
 LSB_RELEASE_INFO="Could not find LSB_RELEASE info"
fi

if [ -x $DMIDECODE ] ; then
 SYSTEM=$($DMIDECODE -t 1 | grep "Product Name:" | awk -F\: '{print $2}')
else
 SYSTEM="Unknown"
fi


/bin/cat <<- EOF > /tmp/README
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
$MYNAME - $MYVERSION
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
This directory contains system configuration information.
Information was gathered on $MYDATE

Contact support made by: $NAME from $COMPANY
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
CONTACT INFORMATION
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

Company            : $COMPANY
Name               : $NAME
Email              : $EMAIL
Telephone          : $TELEPHONE
City               : $CITY
Zipcode            : $ZIPCODE
Country            : $COUNTRY

----------------------------------------------------------------------------
SYSTEM INFORMATION
----------------------------------------------------------------------------

Date               : $MYDATE
Command Line       : $0 $@
Hostname           : $MYHOSTNAME
Host Id            : ${HOSTID}
System type        : $SERVER
System platform    : $systemPlatform
Kernel Version     : $kernelVersion
Server Memory      : ${MEMINFO}GB
Environment        : $ENVIRONMENT
System description : $SYSTEM
Problem description: $PROBLEM

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

$LSB_RELEASE_INFO

----------------------------------------------------------------------------

Uptime:
$(${UPTIME})

swapon -s:
$($SWAPON -s | $GREP -v "Filename")

vmstat:
$($VMSTAT 2 5 | $SED '1d' | $COLUMN -t  2> /dev/null )

df:
$($DF -h )

Network:
$($IFCONFIG -a )

----------------------------------------------------------------------------
EOF

# Create support information so we don't have to ask the customer each time.
if [ ! -f  $EXPLCFG ] ; then

 cat <<- EOF  > $EXPLCFG

  # Customer Contact Name
  EXP_USER_NAME="$NAME"

  # Customer Name
  EXP_CUSTOMER_NAME="$COMPANY"

  # Customer Contact Phone Number
  EXP_PHONE="$TELEPHONE"

  # Customer Contact Email
  EXP_USER_EMAIL="$EMAIL"

  # Customer Contact City
  EXP_ADDRESS_CITY="$CITY"

  # Customer Contact Country
  EXP_ADDRESS_COUNTRY="$COUNTRY"

  # Customer Contact Zip
  EXP_ADDRESS_ZIP="$ZIPCODE"

  # Where LINUXexplo output should be mailed
  EXP_EMAIL="$SUPPORT"

  # Default list of modules to run
  EXP_WHICH="all"
 EOF

fi


}

##############################################################################
#
#      Function : copy_etc
#    Parameters :
#        Output :
#         Notes : Make a copy of the /etc directory so that we have all files
#
##############################################################################

function copy_etc
{
 Echo "Section - Copy etc"


 if [ ! -d "${LOGDIR}/etc" ]; then
    MakeDir "${LOGDIR}/etc"
    $CP -Rp /etc/*   ${LOGDIR}/etc/

    if [ -f ${LOGDIR}/etc/shadow ] ; then
        $RM -f ${LOGDIR}/etc/shadow
  fi
 fi
}

##############################################################################
#
#      Function : Installation_details
#    Parameters : None
#        Output : None
#         Notes : Collection information about installation
#
##############################################################################

function installation_details
{
 Echo "Section - Installation info"

 if [ -f "/root/anaconda-ks.cfg" ]; then
    MakeDir "${LOGDIR}/system/Installation"
    $CP -p "/root/anaconda-ks.cfg" ${LOGDIR}/system/Installation/anaconda-ks.cfg
 fi

}


##############################################################################
#                               MAIN
##############################################################################



#
# Ensure that we are the root user
#
if [ ${UID} -ne 0 ] ; then
    echo
 echo "ERROR: Sorry only the root user can run this script"
 echo
 exit 1
fi




# Remove any temporary files we create
trap '$RM -f $TMPFILE >/dev/null 2>&1; exit' 0 1 2 3 15


##############################################################################
#                   Check the command line options
##############################################################################

while getopts ":d:k:t:vhV" OPT
do
 case "$OPT" in
  d) if [ $OPTARG = "/" ] ; then
    echo "ERROR: root directory selected as target! "
    echo "Exiting."
    exit 1
   elif [ $OPTARG != "" ] ; then
    TOPDIR=${OPTARG%%/}
    echo "DEBUG: TOPDIR <$TOPDIR>"
    CWDIR=$(pwd)
   fi
   ;;

  k)  KEEPFILES="1"
   ;;

  t)  CHECKTYPE="$OPTARG"
   # echo "DEBUG: checktype : $CHECKTYPE"
   ;;

  v)  VERBOSE="1"
   ;;
  D)  DEBUG="1"
   ;;

  s)  FULLSOFT="1"
   ;;

  h)  ShowUsage
   ;;

  V)  echo
        echo "LINUXexplo Version : $MYVERSION"
      echo
      exit 0
      ;;
 esac
done


if [ ${VERBOSE} -gt 0 ] ; then

 if [ -t 0 ] ; then
  tput clear
 fi
fi



   LOGTOP="${TOPDIR}/linux"
   LOGDIR="${LOGTOP}/explorer.${HOSTID}.${MYSHORTNAME}-${MYDATE}"
  TARFILE="${LOGDIR}.tar.gz"
NOTFNDLOG="${LOGDIR}/command_not_found.out"
CLUSTERDIR=${LOGDIR}/clusters




if [ ! -d $LOGDIR ] ; then
 /bin/mkdir  -p $LOGDIR
fi

# find ALL my commands for this script
findCmds

System_Info

Echo "Creating Explorer Directory : $LOGDIR"

RemoveDir ${LOGTOP}

# echo "LOGDIR : \"${TOPDIR}/linux/${MYHOSTNAME}-${DATE}/output\" "

#  make sure this is a linux system

if [ "$($UNAME -s)" != "Linux" ] ; then
 echo "ERROR: This script is only for Linux systems "
 exit 1
fi


# Make the directory I'm going to store all the files

if [ ! -d $LOGDIR ] ; then
 MakeDir $LOGDIR

fi


if [ -f /tmp/README ] ; then
 mv /tmp/README ${LOGDIR}/README
fi

echo "$MYVERSION" > ${LOGDIR}/rev

copy_etc

myselection "$CHECKTYPE"

taritup_info

# Remove all the files tared up in $LOGDIR ( except tar file )

if [ $KEEPFILES -eq 1 ] ; then
        RemoveDir ${LOGDIR}
fi

##############################################################################
#              That's ALL Folks !!!
##############################################################################

Extend filesystem using VxVM on Linux

Extend filesystem using VxVM on Linux

Friday, February 26, 2016

Tuesday, February 23, 2016

Open multiple putty session on your windows machine.

1. open your text editor (notepad) and add the following lines.
Note:
a. specify your putty location
b. specify your user and host


@echo off
start /d "C:\Program Files (x86)\PuTTY\" /separate putty.exe sam@192.168.10.45
start /d "C:\Program Files (x86)\PuTTY\" /separate putty.exe jay@192.168.10.46 
exit
2. Save your file with .bat extention ( for eg, dev_servers.bat) on your windows PC.

3. Double click the file and you will see multiple session opened.

4. If you don't want to type your password on each session, just specify on the config file.

@echo off

start /d "Putty_Location_path" /separate "the_application.exe" username@site -pw your_password
start /d "Putty_Location_path" /separate "the_application.exe" username@site -pw your_password

exit

 

Monday, February 22, 2016

project add


Change the soft limit
become a user, add the following value on user profile
vi .profile
ulimit -Sn 1024
or
vi .bash_profile
ulimit -Sn 1024

# projadd -U oinstall -p 101 -c "Oracle Oinstall" user.oinstall
# projmod -sK "process.max-file-descriptor=(privileged,65536,deny)" user.oinstall
# projects -l
# projmod -sK "project.max-shm-memory=(privileged,17179869184,deny)" user.oinstall
# projmod -sK "project.max-sem-nsems=(privileged,810,deny)" user.oinstall
# projects -l
# vi /etc/project
  515  projmod -sK "process.max-sem-nsems=(privileged,810,deny)" user.oinstall
  516  projects -l
  517  vi /etc/project
  518  history
[root@sinf-db-p03]#

user.grid
        projid : 100
        comment: "Oracle Grid Infra"
        users  : grid
        groups : (none)
        attribs: process.max-file-descriptor=(privileged,65536,deny)
                 process.max-sem-nsems=(privileged,810,deny)
                 project.max-sem-ids=(privileged,1024,deny)
                 project.max-shm-ids=(privileged,1024,deny)
                 project.max-shm-memory=(privileged,68719476736,deny)
user.oinstall
        projid : 101
        comment: "Oracle Oinstall"
        users  : oinstall
        groups : (none)
        attribs: process.max-sem-nsems=(privileged,810,deny)
                 project.max-sem-ids=(privileged,1024,deny)
                 project.max-shm-ids=(privileged,1024,deny)
                 project.max-shm-memory=(privileged,17179869184,deny)

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

From man page.
Example 1: Adding a Project
     The following command creates  the  project  salesaudit  and
     sets  the resource controls specified as arguments to the -K
     option.
     projadd -p 111 -G sales,finance -c "Auditing Project" \
        -K "rcap.max-rss=10GB" \
        -K "process.max-file-size=(priv,50MB,deny)" \
        -K "task.max-lwps=(priv,100,deny)" salesaudit
     This  command  would  produce   the   following   entry   in
     /etc/project:
     salesaudit:111:Auditing Project::sales,finance: \
     process.max-file-size=(priv,52428800,deny); \
     rcap.max-rss=10737418240;task.max-lwps=(priv,100,deny)
     Note  that  the  preceding  would  appear  as  one  line  in
     /etc/project.
     Comparing  the  projadd  command  and  resulting  output  in
     /etc/project,  note  the effect of the scaling factor in the
     resource cap (rcap.max-rss=10GB) and  the  resource  control
     (process.max-file-size=(priv,50MB,deny)). Modifiers, such as
     B,  KB,  and  MB,  and  scaling  factors  are  specified  in
     resource_controls(5).
EXIT STATUS
     The following exit values are returned:
     0        Successful completion.
     2        The command syntax was invalid. A usage message for
              projadd is displayed.
     3        An invalid argument was provided to an option.
     4        The projid given with the -p option is  already  in
              use.
     5        The project files contain an error. See project(4).
     6        The project to be added, group, user,  or  resource
              does not exist.
     9        The project is already in use.
     10       Cannot update the /etc/project file.
FILES
     /etc/project            System project file

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
http://infocenter.sybase.com/help/index.jsp?topic=/com.sybase.infocenter.dc35889.1570/doc/html/jon1265068889138.html
Adaptive Server Enterprise 15.7 > Installation Guide Adaptive Server Enterprise 15.7 for Sun Solaris > Preparing to Install Adaptive Server

Adjusting the Operating System Shared Memory Parameters

Adjust shared memory segments if Adaptive Server cannot obtain large memory as a single segment or if Backup Server stripes fail due to insufficient segments.

Depending on the number and types of devices used for backup (dump) and recovery (load), you may need to adjust the shared memory segment parameter in the operating system configuration file to accommodate concurrent Backup Server processes. There are six default shared memory segments available for process attachments.
If any reconfiguration through sp_configure requires additional memory, Adaptive Server allocates shared memory segments after start-up. To account for these additional segments, allocate the maximum memory available to Adaptive Server by using the allocate max shared memory configuration parameter. See the System Administration Guide.
1.Adjust the operating system shared memory parameter.

Solaris 10 has shifted to a new method of controlling system resources. For this reason shminfo_shmmax is technically obsolete. If you still have an entry for it in /etc/system it will work. However, the new method requires an additional entry to the file /etc/project. For example:project-sybase:200:For use by Sybase:sybase:sybase:
project.max-shm-memory=\(privileged,17179869184,deny)
The new parameter is project.max-shm-memory=(privileged,17179869184,deny) — replaces the old parameter shminfo-shmmax. “Privilege” is a threshold value on a resource control that constitutes a point at which local actions are triggered or global actions such as logging into a machine can occur.
Privilege levels: ?
Basic – can be modified by the owner of the calling process.
 ?
Privilege – can be modified by privileged callers.
 ?
System – is fixed for the duration of the operating system instance.

In specifying the threshold value of “privilege”, you can use the abbreviation “priv” For example:project.max-shm-memory=(priv, 17179869184,deny)
?
"17179869184" – is the threshold value (16GB) on the resource control.
?
deny – denies attempts to use more than 16GB.

The default value for project.max-shm-memory is 25% of the physical memory on the system. The maximum value is UINT64_MAX, which works out to 18446744073709551615 bytes, so is limited only by the size of the physical memory.
To set the project.max-shm-memory while the system is running use the prctl command. The rctladm command sets the configuration permanently.
2.If the installer cannot update for Solaris 10 patch ID 120012-14, edit your /etc/user_attr file with:
 sybase::::type=normal;project=project-sybase
--------------------
To confirm that the update to this patch, use either of these commands:# projects -d sybase
project-sybase
# id -p sybase
uid=204409(sybase) gid=1(other) projid=200(project-sybase)
This update allows changes to shared-memory parameters within Solaris 10.
3.Adjust shared memory segments.

Depending on the number and types of devices used for backup (dump) and recovery (load), you may need to adjust the shared memory segment parameter in the operating system configuration file to accommodate concurrent Backup Server processes. The default number of shared memory segments available for process attachments is 6.
Adaptive Server may allocate shared memory segments after start-up if any reconfiguration through sp_configure requires additional memory. You may need to account for these additional segments. Allocate the maximum memory available to Adaptive Server, by using the allocate max shared memory configuration parameter. See the System Administration Guide for more information.
To adjust shared memory segments of the operating system, add the following line to the configuration file where x is the number of shared memory segments./etc/system:set shmsys:shminfo_shmseg=x


Parent topic: Preparing to Install Adaptive Server

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Created June 28, 2012. Send feedback on this help topic to Sybase Technical Publications: pubs@sybase.com

https://durgaprasad.wordpress.com/2007/03/20/projects-in-solaris/
https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E23824_01/html/821-1460/rmctrls.task-33.html
https://blogs.oracle.com/gjl/entry/a_simple_way_to_increase
https://docs.oracle.com/database/121/SSDBI/app_manual.htm#SSDBI7871


Projects in Solaris
March 20, 2007 at 12:47 pm (solaris)

When I was reading an interesting blog about prstat behavior, I read about projects in Solaris. After reading about projects, I came to know that they are mainly used for controlling resources used by process[es]. Suppose, if we want to control the CPU/disc/memory usages, then we create a project [using projadd, projmod] and in /etc/project, we have to modify resource control field. Then we can create/attach processes into this project [using newtask]. Once the process is created/attached in this project, all resource constraints will apply to that process. Suppose if the resource constraint name is process.max-file-descriptor and the value is 10, a process in that project can not have more that 10 file descriptors. Moreover, using prstat -J command, we can clearly see the resources used for projects. I felt this is a very good way to control resources used by specific processes, but I don’t know if the similar thing exists on other platforms like Linux. Some good links that I have referred are here & here.




# create project for mysql user
 projadd user.mysql
 # current max open file descriptors
 prctl -n process.max-file-descriptor $$
 # change it
 projmod -sK “process.max-file-descriptor=(basic,8192,deny)” user.mysql
 # current max shared memory
 prctl -n project.max-shm-memory $$
 # change it
 projmod -sK “project.max-shm-memory=(privileged,3221225472,deny)” user.mysql
 # view current project attribs
 projects -l user.mysql
 # or
 grep user.mysql /etc/project
 # view user’s current projects
 /usr/bin/projects
 It gives:
 default user.mysql



 3.
Luis Flores said,
August 20, 2009 at 8:35 pm
I know this posting is old, but just in case someone else has the same question: the problem here is that you never assigned the newly created project to any user. a project has been created, and that is it. a project by itself is meaningless unless a process/userID/username is assigned to it. at this point all you have it this:
 # projects -l user.mysql
user.mysql
 projid : 100
 comment: “”
users : (none)
 groups : (none)
 attribs: process.max-file-descriptor=(basic,8192,deny)
project.max-shm-memory=(privileged,3221225472,deny)
you see, there is not users or groups assigned to the projects. you need to add something to it like:
 projmod -U mysql user.mysql
then you will see the following:
# projects -l user.mysql
user.mysql
 projid : 100
 comment: “”
users : mysql
 groups : (none)
 attribs: process.max-file-descriptor=(basic,8192,deny)
project.max-shm-memory=(privileged,3221225472,deny)
and if you “su – myql” then you will see
$ projects
 default user.mysql
now mysql is has a project applied to it.
 hope this helps
 -Luis

https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19044-01/sol.containers/817-1592/rmtaskproj.task-10/index.html
http://rc.quest.com/topics/howto/rbac/

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system:0::::
user.root:1::::
noproject:2::::
default:3::::
group.staff:10::::
user.oradev:221::oradev:dba:
process.max-file-descriptor=(priv,65536,deny)
process.max-sem-nsems=(priv,810,deny);
project.max-sem-ids=(priv,512,deny);
project.max-shm-ids=(priv,512,deny);
project.max-shm-memory=(priv,5368709120,deny);


[root@ora-serv-25]# projadd -p 101 -U oratest -G dba -c "Oracle Test user" \
> -K "process.max-sem-nsems=(priv,810,deny)" \
> -K "project.max-sem-ids=(priv,512,deny)" \
> -K "project.max-shm-ids=(priv,512,deny)" \
> -K "project.max-shm-memory=(priv,5368709120,deny)" \
> -K "process.max-file-descriptor=(priv,65535,deny)" user.oratest
[root@ora-serv-25]# projects -l
system
        projid : 0
        comment: ""
        users  : (none)
        groups : (none)
        attribs:
user.root
        projid : 1
        comment: ""
        users  : (none)
        groups : (none)
        attribs:
noproject
        projid : 2
        comment: ""
        users  : (none)
        groups : (none)
        attribs:
default
        projid : 3
        comment: ""
        users  : (none)
        groups : (none)
        attribs:
group.staff
        projid : 10
        comment: ""
        users  : (none)
        groups : (none)
        attribs:
user.oratest
        projid : 101
        comment: "Oracle Test user"
        users  : oratest
        groups : dba
        attribs: process.max-file-descriptor=(priv,65535,deny)
                 process.max-sem-nsems=(priv,810,deny)
                 project.max-sem-ids=(priv,512,deny)
                 project.max-shm-ids=(priv,512,deny)
                 project.max-shm-memory=(priv,5368709120,deny)
[root@ora-serv-25]#