discovery.runCommand
discovery.runCommand(target, command)
Returns a DiscoveredCommandResult node containing the result of running the specified command.Where command is the command to run, and the target node can be one of the following:
HostDiscoveryAccessDiscoveredDirectoryEntryDiscoveredFQDNDiscoveredHBADiscoveredListeningPortDiscoveredNetworkConnectionDiscoveredNetworkInterfaceDiscoveredProcessDiscoveredSNMPRowDiscoveredWMISQLResultRowDirectoryListingDiscoveredPackagesDiscoveredSNMPTableDiscoveredWMIQueryFQDNListHBAInfoListIntegrationResultInterfaceListNetworkConnectionListProcessListDeviceInfoDiscoveredCommandResultDiscoveredFileDiscoveredPatchesDiscoveredRegistryValueDiscoveredSNMPHostInfo
The following code examples shows discovery.runCommand being used to determine the publisher of a Java virtual machine. This comes from the TKU Java VM pattern.
publisher_command := '%javacmd_path% -version';
// Run java -version and extract the publisher
ran_pub_cmd := discovery.runCommand(host, publisher_command);
...
...
if ran_pub_cmd then
log.debug("Publisher command output: %ran_pub_cmd.result%");
cmd_publisher := regex.extract(ran_pub_cmd.result,
regex'(?i)(hotspot|gnu|ibm|bea|sun)', raw'\1');
end if;
Possible post-processing required on UNIX/Linux hosts
When a pattern executes a command on a UNIX/Linux host, the result returned can contain control characters used to display colors and other formatting. The pattern should not rely on being able to use the result without some additional processing such as regular expression matching and extraction.
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