Open tabad opened 7 years ago
jhaddan392
commented
7 years ago Hello, Why phone is not present under XML, └── xml ├── computer ├── networkequipment └── printer I think is that what we can't scan devices phones into "Phones group", Fore scan them i must change the type while importing (unmanageable device) to "Network group" not to "Phones group". BR,
spamy
commented
6 years ago Hello, This issue continues in GLPI 9.2.3 with FI4G 9.2+2.0
ddurieux
commented
6 years ago You havephone XML ???
tabad
commented
6 years ago Hello @ddurieux,
The installation process of FI4G 9.2+2.0 (running with GLPI 9.2.3) only creates this tree structure:
[root@ilab glpi]# tree files/_plugins/fusioninventory/xml/
files/_plugins/fusioninventory/xml/
├── computer
├── networkequipment
└── printerIt does't create any files/_plugins/fusioninventory/xml/phone directory.
The update process neither creates that directory.
Regards,
tabad
commented
6 years ago Hello @ddurieux,
I have used the following Bash script to resolve this issue in one of my tests servers. Perhaps a similar code written in PHP and integrated into the FI4G upgrade process could resolve this issue globally.
#!/bin/bash
#
#
# Author: Tomas Abad Gomez-Pastrana <tabadgp@gmail.com>
# Maintainer: Tomas Abad Gomez-Pastrana <tabadgp@gmail.com>
#
# Copyright: Copyright (c) 2018 Tomas Abad Gomez-Pastrana
#
# License: GNU GPL version 3 or (at your option) any later version
# https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0-standalone.html
#
declare -r _file_mode='0644'
declare -r _file_owner='apache'
declare -r _file_group='apache'
declare -r _dir_mode='0755'
declare -r _dir_owner="${_file_owner}"
declare -r _dir_group="${_file_group}"
declare -r _glpi_path='/usr/local/share/glpi'
#
# Please, do not touch below this code line. :D
#
declare -i _index=0
declare _old_asset_path=''
declare _new_asset_path=''
declare _source_xml_file=''
declare _target_xml_file=''
declare -i _xml_files=0
declare -i _xml_files_moved=0
declare -i _xml_files_removed=0
declare -ar _old_asset_names=('NetworkEquipment' 'Printer')
declare -ar _new_asset_names=('networkequipment' 'printer')
declare -r _glpi_plugin_file_path="${_glpi_path}/files/_plugins"
declare -r _fi4g_xml_files_path="${_glpi_plugin_file_path}/fusioninventory/xml"
declare -r find=$(type -Pf find)
declare -r install=$(type -Pf install)
declare -r rm=$(type -Pf rm)
declare -r wc=$(type -Pf wc)
# Asset loop.
# 0 -> Network equipments
# 1 -> Printers
for _index in 0 1; do
_xml_files=0
_xml_files_moved=0
_xml_files_removed=0
_old_asset_path="${_fi4g_xml_files_path}/${_old_asset_names[${_index}]}"
_new_asset_path="${_fi4g_xml_files_path}/${_new_asset_names[${_index}]}"
if [ -d "${_old_asset_path}" ]; then
_xml_files="$(${find} "${_old_asset_path}" -type f | ${wc} -l)"
echo "Working on '${_old_asset_path}' directory."
echo " Detected ${_xml_files} (XML?) files."
echo -n " Relocating (XML?) files. Please wait... "
# Process XML files from old versions of FI4G.
# > XML files with '.xml' extension.
for _source_xml_file in $(${find} "${_old_asset_path}" -type f -name '*.xml'); do
_target_xml_file="${_source_xml_file/${_old_asset_path}/${_new_asset_path}}"
if [ -f "${_target_xml_file}" ]; then
# The asset has already been inventory with FI4G 9.2+2.0.
# _source_xml_file is an orphaned file that should be removed.
${rm} -f "${_source_xml_file}" > /dev/null 2>&1 && \
_xml_files_removed=$(( _xml_files_removed + 1 ))
else
# The asset was inventoried by a version of FI4G earlier than 9.2+2.0.
# FI4G 9.2+2.0 is able to search for XML files in both the new an the
# old asset path. As the new XML files are located in the new asset
# path, I move the _source_xml_file file.
${install} -m ${_dir_mode} \
-o ${_dir_owner} \
-g ${_dir_group} \
-d "${_target_xml_file%/*}" > /dev/null 2>&1 && \
${install} -m ${_file_mode} \
-o ${_file_owner} \
-g ${_file_group} \
"${_source_xml_file}" \
"${_target_xml_file}" > /dev/null 2>&1 && \
${rm} -f "${_source_xml_file}" > /dev/null 2>&1 && \
_xml_files_moved=$(( _xml_files_moved + 1 ))
fi
done
# Process XML files from *very* old versions of FI4G.
# > XML files without '.xml' extension.
for _source_xml_file in $(${find} "${_old_asset_path}" -type f ! -name '*.xml'); do
_target_xml_file="${_source_xml_file/${_old_asset_path}/${_new_asset_path}}"
if [ -f "${_target_xml_file}.xml" ]; then
# The asset has already been inventory with FI4G 9.2+2.0.
# _source_xml_file is an orphaned file that should be removed.
${rm} -f "${_source_xml_file}" > /dev/null 2>&1 && \
_xml_files_removed=$(( _xml_files_removed + 1 ))
else
# The asset was inventoried by a version of FI4G earlier than 9.2+2.0.
# FI4G 9.2+2.0 is able to search for XML files in both the new an the
# old asset path. As the new XML files are located in the new asset
# path, I move the _source_xml_file file.
${install} -m ${_dir_mode} \
-o ${_dir_owner} \
-g ${_dir_group} \
-d "${_target_xml_file%/*}" > /dev/null 2>&1 && \
${install} -m ${_file_mode} \
-o ${_file_owner} \
-g ${_file_group} \
"${_source_xml_file}" \
"${_target_xml_file}" > /dev/null 2>&1 && \
${rm} -f "${_source_xml_file}" > /dev/null 2>&1 && \
_xml_files_moved=$(( _xml_files_moved + 1 ))
fi
done
echo "Done!"
echo " Files moved to '${_new_asset_path}': ${_xml_files_moved}"
echo " Files removed from '${_old_asset_path}': ${_xml_files_removed}"
if (( _xml_files == _xml_files_moved + _xml_files_removed )); then
# Every XML file has been processed.
# The _old_asset_path can be removed.
echo " Every (XML?) file has been processed sucessfully!"
echo " '${_old_asset_path}' will be removed."
${rm} -rf "${_old_asset_path}" > /dev/null 2>&1 && \
echo " '${_old_asset_path}' has been removed successfully!"
else
# Some XML file has not been processed correctly.
echo " Oops! Some (XML?) file has not been processed correctly."
echo " Please, check the '${_old_asset_path}' directory."
fi
fi
doneYou can download the Bash script here.
Regards,
tabad
commented
5 years ago Hello,
Is there or have you any news about this issue?
Thanks in advance,
The environment
The issue
Just after install and activate FI4G the tree structure of
<basepath>/glpi/files/_plugins/fusioninventoryis as followsAfter registering the agent, and perform a network discovery task and a network inventory task, the tree structure of
<basepath>/glpi/files/_plugins/fusioninventoryis now as followsAs you can see, FI4G stores the information of network equipments under
./xml/NetworkEquipmentand not under./xml/networkequipment, and the information of printers under./xml/Printerand not under./xml/printer, while it does the correct for the information of computers.It's not an important problem but it's very confuse.