Now, all the arguments are received from httpparser. Those arguments convert
the function in long lines of codes. Passing directly the httpparser, all the
function will have less arguments and will be more clear the code.
ogAdmClient has a support to restore image on the machine. This new command
allows the new ogClient to execute the same script to restore the images
on the machine. The json format sent from the server must be:
{ "disk" : "1", "partition" : "1", "name" : "test",\
"repository" : "192.168.56.10", "type" : "UNICAST", "profile": "1", "id": "1"}
ogAdmClient has a support to configure the machines. This new command allows
the new ogClient to execute the same script to configure the machine.
The json format sent from the server must be:
{ "disk" : "1", "cache" : "0", "cache_size" : "70000000",\
"partition_setup": [{"partition": "1", "code": "NTFS", "filesystem": "NTFS",\
"size": "11000000", "format": "0"}]}
ogAdmClient has a support to inventory the hardware in a machine. This new
command allows the new ogClient to execute the same script to inventory the hw.
No arguments needed for executing the command
ogAdmClient has a support to inventory the software in a machine. This new
command allows the new ogClient to execute the same script to inventory the sw.
The arguments will be received from the server as a json message. Format:
{ "disk" : "0", "partition" : "1"}
ogAdmClient has a support for initializing the session in the machine. This new
command allows the new ogClient to execute the same script to init the session.
The arguments will be received from the server as a json message. Format:
{ "disk" : "0", "partition" : "1"}
This patch adds support for handling the error when the command is wrong formed.
Now, if we send a shell/run command and the shell command is incomplete,
the program crashes.
Opengnsys needs a support to execute commands on the machine. This patch adds
the support for executing two new commands "shell/run" and "shell/output". The
first one, give us the support for executing a command in the machine and keep
save in a queue the output. The second one, give us the support for sending the
output from the command executed.
This variable allow us to modify the opengnsys path without modify several parts
of the code. This change reduces the probability to add any bug forgetting to
change any line.
Alvaro Neira Ayuso