File Search
I am trying to do an inventory of the tnsnames.ora file on all PC's in our environment, including the file path. Right now, I'm trying this using a custom inventory rule:
FilenamesMatchingRegexReturn(C:\, ora$, TEXT)
So far, this is returning hits on machines that have this file. However, I expected this custom inventory rule to return the file path as well, and it's not. How can I get the file path?
FilenamesMatchingRegexReturn(C:\, ora$, TEXT)
So far, this is returning hits on machines that have this file. However, I expected this custom inventory rule to return the file path as well, and it's not. How can I get the file path?
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dchristian
14 years ago
WkuCardinal,
If nothing is returned that means the inventory rule could not find a match.
However regardless of a match the custom inventory rule will be displayed under installed software because it was executed against the machine.
Is the file you are looking for in the root of the C drive?
The custom inventory rule will not perform a recursive search through the sub folders.
Below is a quick example of a similar rule that is returning the path.
If nothing is returned that means the inventory rule could not find a match.
However regardless of a match the custom inventory rule will be displayed under installed software because it was executed against the machine.
Is the file you are looking for in the root of the C drive?
The custom inventory rule will not perform a recursive search through the sub folders.
Below is a quick example of a similar rule that is returning the path.
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good Day dchristian
how are you doing
i am still a newy in kace but find the above interesting
what i i want to do is find a path to c:\windows\system32\install.txt filepath
i installed a program via dependency program name is (Desktop agent 9 2013) and find it difficult to pull a report to show the "install.txt file
after the program installs it creates a text file in the path as shown above
is the above related? and if so
how can it help me?
thanking you inadvance
let me know if you need more details - burtono 11 years ago
Posted by:
wkucardinal
14 years ago
The file is located in different installation directories. That's the point of trying to use the KBOX to find the files - I'm not sure where they are all located. I tried using a script, also, which is helpful, but I am having trouble getting reporting out of the log file generated from scripts.
Posted by:
dchristian
14 years ago
hmm.... this is how i would do it.
Try creating a vbsrcipt that recursively searches the file system.
When the file is found have it update a registry key (created by you).
Then its simply a matter of pointing to that registry key in your custom inventory rule.
Try creating a vbsrcipt that recursively searches the file system.
When the file is found have it update a registry key (created by you).
Then its simply a matter of pointing to that registry key in your custom inventory rule.
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