Currently i having a problem on displaying linux service on bigfix console, the relevance below is showing all the runlevel 5 services on linux, may i know how to make it displaying only one specific service, for example “sendmail”
if exists folder “/etc/rc3.d” then (parenthesized parts of matches (regex "S
0-9
+(.*)") of names of files of folder “/etc/rc3.d”) else if exists folder “/etc/rc.d/rc3.d” then (parenthesized parts of matches (regex "S
0-9
+(.*)") of names of files of folder “/etc/rc.d/rc3.d”) else if exists file “/etc/inittab” then (unique values of parenthesized parts 2 of matches (regex "^/(
^/
+/)*(
/ %22
)(\ .|.{0})$") of parenthesized parts whose (it != “” AND it does not contain “/sh -c”) of matches (regex ":0-9
The easiest way to filter the results is to just put the whole relevance clause in parenthesis. This allows you to be able to do a whose clause for the results of the nested if/then/else.
(if (exists folder “/etc/rc3.d”) then (parenthesized parts of matches (regex “S0-9+(.)") of names of files of folder “/etc/rc3.d”) else (if (exists folder “/etc/rc.d/rc3.d”) then (parenthesized parts of matches (regex "S0-9+(.)”) of names of files of folder “/etc/rc.d/rc3.d”) else (if (exists file “/etc/inittab”) then (unique values of parenthesized parts 2 of matches (regex “^/(^/+/)(/ %22)(\ .|.{0})$") of parenthesized parts whose (it != “” AND it does not contain “/sh -c”) of matches (regex ":0-9:::(^#)”) of lines whose (it contains (regex “:0-9[3]0-9:”)) of file “/etc/inittab”) else ("")))) whose (it as string contains “sendmail”)
Thanks for your information. The relevance works well and i have another question which is display the status of the service. I have gone through the linux inspector guide and there is a key phrase, "state of " and it stated that it will return the status of the service but it is not working for me, can i have an example of using this relevance? or is it possible to combine this with the previous relevance that i ask for.
On the Linux/Unix systems if you’re interested in whether or not something is running I’d do:
exists process whose (name of it as string as lowercase = “sendmail”)
So to tie it into the previous relevance you can do:
((if (exists folder “/etc/rc3.d”) then (parenthesized parts of matches (regex “S0-9+(.)") of names of files of folder “/etc/rc3.d”) else (if (exists folder “/etc/rc.d/rc3.d”) then (parenthesized parts of matches (regex "S0-9+(.)”) of names of files of folder “/etc/rc.d/rc3.d”) else (if (exists file “/etc/inittab”) then (unique values of parenthesized parts 2 of matches (regex “^/(^/+/)(/ %22)(\ .|.{0})$") of parenthesized parts whose (it != “” AND it does not contain “/sh -c”) of matches (regex ":0-9:::(^#)”) of lines whose (it contains (regex “:0-9[3]0-9:”)) of file “/etc/inittab”) else ("")))) whose (it as string contains “sendmail”)) and (exists process whose (name of it as string as lowercase = “sendmail”))
