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erikng / Cacher

A python script for extracting macOS Caching Server data
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Cacher 2.0 #21

Closed rayzurbock closed 8 years ago

rayzurbock commented 8 years ago
erikng commented 8 years ago

Would you be willing to backadd all the other iOS builds, OS X builds, sierra, Apple configuration and new iPad/iPhone models?

It's a decent amount of work but makes sense if we will officially call this 2.0

rayzurbock commented 8 years ago

I thought about adding newer OS X versions including Sierra but I couldn't find a reliable source/database of identifiers (Darwin versions, etc).

I'll gladly add more if I can find a good resource or database to cross reference device to identifier.

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It's a decent amount of work but makes sense if we will officially call this 2.0

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rayzurbock commented 8 years ago

Updated my 2.0 branch with the following:

erikng commented 8 years ago

I'm confused on the older OS support. Can you explain this?

erikng commented 8 years ago

Also looks like you have some "?" For the iPhone 7 models. Like what I'm seeing though.

rayzurbock commented 8 years ago

You asked for older OS X versions, so I added them, but then afterwards I looked up info on the Apple Caching Server and it's supported clients to find that OS X clients didn't automatically start using a Caching server until 10.8.2, so to prevent giving a bunch of useless data that may likely be all counts of 0, I went back and commented out the versions earlier than 10.8.2 that I had added. I left them in the code for users to uncomment if they wish because I didn't see anything that said that they were not supported, just that they weren't automatically found/used by the client OS. If you want them, I'll remove the comments.

Regarding the iOS 7 question marks. I'll put whatever is needed there, but I don't really know what those detections signify. I went off of your earlier examples for those. Some (iPhone x,2 and x,4) were [GSM], [CDMA], and/or [China Model]. I couldn't find a good reference to tell me that iPhone9,1 = US iPhone7, iPhone9,2 = China,GSM,CDMA iPhone7, iPhone9,3= US iPhone7 Plus, iPhone9,4 = China,GSM,CDMA iPhone7 Plus. Honestly, I guessed that iPhone9,1 and iPhone9,3 were the US versions of iPhone7 and iPhone7 Plus based on your previous examples and didn't really know if iPhone9,2 and iPhone9,4 = China, GSM, CDMA or other iPhone7 versions so I put a ?. If anyone can confirm, I'll gladly replace the ?.

erikng commented 8 years ago

Sorry for it being clear Brian. By older OS's I only meant the sub versions of OS X that hadn't been done and the iOS ones (9.3.5 and lower). We don't need anything prior to versions I supported. It will just result in a ton of 0's.

If you could, just make sure all of iOS 9/10 is handled, remove those Older OS X calls and I'll merge it. I can fix the ? As well.

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You asked for older OS X versions, so I added them, but then afterwards I looked up info on the Apple Caching Server and it's supported clients to find that OS X clients didn't automatically start using a Caching server until 10.8.2, so to prevent giving a bunch of useless data that may likely be all counts of 0, I went back and commented out the previous versions I had added. I left them in there because I didn't see anything that said that they were not supported, just that they weren't automatically found/used. If you want them, I'll remove the comments.

Regarding the iOS 7 question marks. I'll put whatever is needed there, but I don't really know what those detections signify. I went off of your earlier examples for those. Some (iPhone x,2 and x,4) were [GSM], [CDMA], and/or [China Model]. I couldn't find a good reference to tell me that iPhone9,1 = US iPhone7, iPhone9,2 = China,GSM,CDMA iPhone7, iPhone9,3= US iPhone7 Plus, iPhone9,4 = China,GSM,CDMA iPhone7 Plus. Honestly, I guessed that iPhone9,1 and iPhone9,3 were the US versions of iPhone7 and iPhone7 Plus based on your previous examples and didn't really know if iPhone9,2 and iPhone9,4 = China, GSM, CDMA or other iPhone7 versions so I put a ?. If anyone can confirm, I'll gladly replace the ?.

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rayzurbock commented 8 years ago

So just to confirm:

erikng commented 8 years ago

If you have clients reporting go ahead and keep it.

And yes that all sounds great. :)

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rayzurbock commented 8 years ago

Updated PR.

erikng commented 8 years ago

Sorry I haven't merged this yet. I'll try to do it tomorrow.

erikng commented 8 years ago

It's merged. I also fixed the iPhone labels, added iOS 10.1, Sierra 10.12.1 and a note about AC 2.3.

Thanks again for the PR. Sorry it took so long.

rayzurbock commented 8 years ago

Awesome. Thanks.

rayzurbock commented 8 years ago

I hope that the simplified codebase encourages and helps with future development,

erikng commented 8 years ago

Soon I will have caching servers globally so I will try and spend development time on this. I've been extremely busy writing chef code as of late.

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