I believe I am losing my mind. I currently have Carbon Black installed on several of my Oracle Linux/Red Hat 7.7 servers. The current version is cbsensor-v6.1.7.10053-1. I have a shell script that pulls down the tar.gz file from a webserver and then extracts and runs the installation script. I used this to install originally. Everything is working fine but I cannot get BigFix to identify the servers that need the upgrade.
When I compare a server that has the newer package to a server that as the older version the qna tool returns the same value.
Updated server:
Q: not exists package “cbsensor” whose (version of it >= “6.2.1.10119-1”) of rpm
A: False
T: 913243
Q: exists package “cbsensor” whose (version of it >= “6.2.1.10119-1”) of rpm
A: True
T: 313
Q: not exists package “cbsensor” whose (version of it = “6.2.1.10119-1”) of rpm
A: True
T: 480
Q: not exists package “cbsensor” whose (version of it <= “6.2.1.10119-1”) of rpm
A: True
T: 2327
Q: exists package “cbsensor” whose (version of it < “6.2.1.10119-1”) of rpm
A: False
T: 329
Old server that needs updated:
Q: exists package “cbsensor” whose (version of it >= “6.2.1.10119-1”) of rpm
A: True
T: 952556
Q: not exists package “cbsensor” whose (version of it = “6.2.1.10119-1”) of rpm
A: True
T: 816
Q: not exists package “cbsensor” whose (version of it <= “6.2.1.10119-1”) of rpm
A: True
T: 1873
Q: exists package “cbsensor” whose (version of it < “6.2.1.10119-1”) of rpm
A: False
T: 369
I am obviously using incorrect relevance. What should I look for or use to search my Linux servers that have version v6.1.7.10053-1 installed so I can run the fixlet to install version 6.2.1.10119-1.