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| Rex::Commands::Gather(3pm) | User Contributed Perl Documentation | Rex::Commands::Gather(3pm) | 
NAME¶
Rex::Commands::Gather - Hardware and Information gatheringDESCRIPTION¶
With this module you can gather hardware and software information.All these functions will not be reported. These functions don't modify anything.
SYNOPSIS¶
 operating_system_is("SuSE");
EXPORTED FUNCTIONS¶
get_operating_system¶
Will return the current operating system name. task "get-os", "server01", sub {
   say get_operating_system();
 };
Aliased by operating_system().
operating_system¶
Alias for get_operating_system()get_system_information¶
Will return a hash of all system information. These Information will be also used by the template function.kernelname¶
Will return the kernel name of the operating system. For example on a linux system it will return Linux.dump_system_information¶
This function dumps all known system information on stdout.operating_system_is($string)¶
Will return 1 if the operating system is $string. task "is_it_suse", "server01", sub {
   if( operating_system_is("SuSE") ) {
     say "This is a SuSE system.";
   }
 };
operating_system_version()¶
Will return the os release number as an integer. For example, it will convert 5.10 to 510, 10.04 to 1004 or 6.0.3 to 603. task "prepare", "server01", sub {
   if( operating_system_version() >= 510 ) {
     say "OS Release is higher or equal to 510";
   }
 };
operating_system_release()¶
Will return the os release number as is.network_interfaces¶
Return an HashRef of all the networkinterfaces and their configuration. task "get_network_information", "server01", sub {
   my $net_info = network_interfaces();
 };
You can iterate over the devices as follow
 my $net_info = network_interfaces();
 for my $dev ( keys %{ $net_info } ) {
   say "$dev has the ip: " . $net_info->{$dev}->{"ip"} . " and the netmask: " . $net_info->{$dev}->{"netmask"};
 }
memory¶
Return an HashRef of all memory information. task "get_memory_information", "server01", sub {
   my $memory = memory();
   say "Total:  " . $memory->{"total"};
   say "Free:   " . $memory->{"free"};
   say "Used:   " . $memory->{"used"};
   say "Cached:  " . $memory->{"cached"};
   say "Buffers: " . $memory->{"buffers"};
 };
is_freebsd¶
Returns true if the target system is a FreeBSD. task "foo", "server1", "server2", sub {
   if(is_freebsd) {
     say "This is a freebsd system...";
   }
   else {
     say "This is not a freebsd system...";
   }
 };
is_redhat¶
 task "foo", "server1", sub {
   if(is_redhat) {
     # do something on a redhat system (like RHEL, Fedora, CentOS, Scientific Linux
   }
 };
is_fedora¶
 task "foo", "server1", sub {
   if(is_fedora) {
     # do something on a fedora system
   }
 };
is_suse¶
 task "foo", "server1", sub {
   if(is_suse) {
     # do something on a suse system
   }
 };
is_mageia¶
 task "foo", "server1", sub {
   if(is_mageia) {
     # do something on a mageia system (or other Mandriva followers)
   }
 };
is_debian¶
 task "foo", "server1", sub {
   if(is_debian) {
     # do something on a debian system
   }
 };
is_alt¶
 task "foo", "server1", sub {
   if(is_alt) {
     # do something on a ALT Linux system
   }
 };
is_netbsd¶
Returns true if the target system is a NetBSD. task "foo", "server1", "server2", sub {
   if(is_netbsd) {
     say "This is a netbsd system...";
   }
   else {
     say "This is not a netbsd system...";
   }
 };
is_openbsd¶
Returns true if the target system is an OpenBSD. task "foo", "server1", "server2", sub {
   if(is_openbsd) {
     say "This is an openbsd system...";
   }
   else {
     say "This is not an openbsd system...";
   }
 };
is_linux¶
Returns true if the target system is a Linux System. task "prepare", "server1", "server2", sub {
   if(is_linux) {
    say "This is a linux system...";
   }
   else {
    say "This is not a linux system...";
   }
 };
is_bsd¶
Returns true if the target system is a BSD System. task "prepare", "server1", "server2", sub {
   if(is_bsd) {
    say "This is a BSD system...";
   }
   else {
    say "This is not a BSD system...";
   }
 };
is_solaris¶
Returns true if the target system is a Solaris System. task "prepare", "server1", "server2", sub {
   if(is_solaris) {
    say "This is a Solaris system...";
   }
   else {
    say "This is not a Solaris system...";
   }
 };
is_windows¶
Returns true if the target system is a Windows System.is_openwrt¶
Returns true if the target system is an OpenWrt System.is_gentoo¶
Returns true if the target system is a Gentoo System.is_arch¶
 task "foo", "server1", sub {
   if(is_arch) {
     # do something on a arch system
   }
 };
is_void¶
Returns true if the target system is a Void Linux system.| 2020-09-18 | perl v5.28.1 |