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6 years ago Hey, sorry for not answering earlier. That does look like something that could be added to consolr (which now lives in it's own repo here: https://github.com/tumblr/consolr).
As for integration in collins i think the easiest would be to have it trigger on a state transition callback. Maybe have a state called Maintenance:FORCE_PXE and trigger the callback whenever an asset transitions in to that state? More info on callbacks here: http://tumblr.github.io/collins/configuration.html#callbacks
You could posisbly just add your ipmitool command there and not rely on consolr at all.
Ever found a bunch of machines that somehow got misconfigured and aren't set to PXE boot, but your IPMI access does appear to work?
Here's a gross hack. Pipe the list of affected asset tags to this abomination.
while read tag; do collins find -c ipmi -t $tag; done | awk '{print $9,$21}' | sed 's|[,)]||g' | awk '{print "ipmitool -I lanplus -H",$1,"-P",$2,"-U root chassis bootdev pxe"}' | bash -xMuch better would be if collins or consolr could easily issue that IPMI
chassis bootdev pxecommand to them in a more standard way.Should be very easy to add to consolr. Having it go via the collins server would of course provide better logging.