Is there a unix command to detect what version of KBOX agent is running?
Trying to determine what version is running so I can do an if/then statement in a bash script.
0 Comments
[ + ] Show comments
Answers (3)
Please log in to answer
Posted by:
jknox
12 years ago
On a Mac, it would be something like: ps aux | grep AMPAgent
Edit: Ok, try this from your home directory:
/Library/Application\ Support/Dell/KACE/bin/AMPAgent -v |grep version
Or numerals only:
/Library/Application\ Support/Dell/KACE/bin/AMPAgent -v |grep version|awk '{print $6}'
Comments:
-
That pulls the process id and everything. Is there a way to pull the version from it? It shows its location which I could use. 5.3 stores KBOX in one location, 5.1 in another. I could just say if its here, do this, if its there, do that. - thefishyfew 12 years ago
-
Could you use something like:
If Exist '5.3FolderName' Then
'RunCommand'
Else...."
Or whatever the Unix equivalent would be. - Ben M 12 years ago -
See above for edit. - jknox 12 years ago
-
That kinda did the trick. Here's the dilemma. Your solution works for 5.3 only. Version 5.1 has a different path: /Library/KBOXAgent/Home/bin/SMMPAgent. I will probably need to do an if statement and two variables to get it to work unless there's some common process that's running that I can grep the version from? - thefishyfew 12 years ago
-
I'd just update the agents to 5.3 so they are all the same. If you have uploaded the 5.3 agent to the KBOX, you can do the following:
Settings>K1000 Agent>Agent Updates from KACE>
Click Edit Mode and check the box for Enabled. - jknox 12 years ago
-
I'm probably asking a little too much from the bash scripting in detecting the different agents and then running a script based on the version. But I did find a way to detect the version:
# First see if the file exists
if [ -e "/Library/Application Support/Dell/KACE/data/version" ]; then
#Then get the version from the file
agent1=$(head -n 1 "/Library/Application Support/Dell/KACE/data/version")
echo $agent1
# else do this and see if agent is ver 5.1
elif [ -e "/Library/KBOXAgent/Home/version" ]; then
agent2=$(head -n 1 "/Library/KBOXAgent/Home/version")
echo $agent2
fi - thefishyfew 12 years ago
Posted by:
AbhayR
12 years ago
IF you are talking about Redhat agent then try
------------
rpm -qa | grep amp
------------
Posted by:
SMal.tmcc
12 years ago
are you talking the client running on a machine or the kbox server's base OS?
Comments:
-
Based on his earlier question I would say he is talking about the machine client. - Ben M 12 years ago
-
she, but yes, machine client. sorry about not clarifying. - thefishyfew 12 years ago
-
Ah, my apologies. In the IT world I tend to assume that... Probably a bad habit. - Ben M 12 years ago
-
;) - thefishyfew 12 years ago
