X-Git-Url: http://git.grml.org/?a=blobdiff_plain;f=grml-hwinfo;h=15959eb4dd4267f044e561dbf4e6d4cc809a1f2f;hb=6fa93ae90cc3543249a04fe41f6b8a5cc3ae1da9;hp=c0c654c3fd947be848fd778663f135f2b545a7d4;hpb=7e0b6360fea6b00fb29273cf53b858f69af9b079;p=grml-hwinfo.git diff --git a/grml-hwinfo b/grml-hwinfo index c0c654c..15959eb 100755 --- a/grml-hwinfo +++ b/grml-hwinfo @@ -33,12 +33,11 @@ _opt_output_file=false usage() { echo " - This tool collects information of the hardware this tool is being executed - on. It can be executed as normal user to collect some basic information or - with root permissions to collect as much information as possible. By - default, a file named grml-hwinfo-TIMESTAMP.tar.bz2 storing all collected - information will be created in the current working directory. Alternatively, - you can have it create a directory with all information. + This tool collects information of the hardware it is being executed on. + It can be executed as normal user to collect some basic information or + (recommended) with root permissions to collect more system information. + If executed without any options a file named grml-hwinfo-TIMESTAMP.tar.bz2 + storing all collected information is created in the current working directory. Options: @@ -288,6 +287,21 @@ cd "${OUTDIR}" || exit 1 exectest dmsetup && dmsetup ls > dmsetup_ls 2>dmsetup_ls.error + # iSCSI + if exectest iscsiadm ; then + iscsiadm -m session > iscsiadm_session 2>iscsiadm_session.error + iscsiadm -m fw > iscsiadm_fw 2>iscsiadm_fw.error + iscsiadm -m host > iscsiadm_host 2>iscsiadm_host.error + iscsiadm -m iface > iscsiadm_iface 2>iscsiadm_iface.error + iscsiadm -m node > iscsiadm_node 2>iscsiadm_node.error + iscsiadm -m discovery > iscsiadm_discovery 2>iscsiadm_discovery.error + fi + + if exectest lsscsi ; then + lsscsi > lsscsi 2>lsscsi.error + lsscsi -t > lsscsi_transport 2>lsscsi_transport.error + fi + for disk in $disklist; do if exectest smartctl ; then echo -e "smartctl -a /dev/${disk}:\n" >> smartctl @@ -325,7 +339,7 @@ cd "${OUTDIR}" || exit 1 ) # get rid of empty files -for file in *; do +for file in *.error ; do test -s $file || rm $file done @@ -335,7 +349,7 @@ cd "${WORKING_DIR}" # create tarball if [ -n "$GENERATE_FILE" ] ; then - tar jcf "${OUTFILE}" "${OUTDIRNAME}" + tar acf "${OUTFILE}" "${OUTDIRNAME}" [ -r "$OUTFILE" ] && echo "$OUTFILE ("$(ls -ahl "$OUTFILE" | awk '{print $5}')") has been generated." fi