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I have installed fussion inventory in a Windows machine, 2.2.7 version, like fusioninventory deployed in rudder 2.6, but seems like ocs generated are not accepted by rudder server.<BR>
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[2014-06-25 13:06:28] ERROR com.normation.inventory.provisioning.endpoint.FusionReportEndpoint - Error when trying to parse report: <BR>
Can't parse the input report, aborting<BR>
cause: Error when post processing report with 'post_process_inventory:check_consistency', abort<BR>
cause: Missing node ID attribute 'UUID' in report. This attribute is mandatory and must contains node ID.<BR>
cause: Missing XML element: 'UUID'. <BR>
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My OCS file has an UUID node, but ocs files generated by rudder agent are slightly different. Rudder ones contains a "tail" section with rudder agent information and a RSA key<BR>
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Regards<BR>
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El mié, 25-06-2014 a las 09:02 +0200, Jonathan Clarke escribió:
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Dear Fernando,<BR>
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Sorry for the late reply. It should be possible to just run the inventory on your Windows machines, if this is what you need.<BR>
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To achieve this, you just need to install the FusionInventory agent on each Windows machine. This should be called to make an inventory (you can have it stored on disk using --local=/some/directory). That (a .ocs file, actually containing XML) should be sent to Rudder's inventory endpoint (usually something like "curl -f --user login:password -T "/some/directory/your-inventory-file.ocs"). The login/password can be found in Rudder's configuration file (/opt/rudder/etc/rudder-web.properties on the server).<BR>
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This whole operation could maybe be automated by FusionInventory, and configure it to send the XML file directly but I'm not sure about this step.<BR>
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However, bear in mind that Rudder does not have a concept of "inventory only" machines, so will generate CFEngine promises for these machines (if you accept them in Rudder) and will show that the compliance is 0% because no reports will be coming from them.<BR>
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Hope this helps!<BR>
Jonathan<BR>
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On 24/06/14 12:59, Fernando Sancho Glez-Calero wrote:<BR>
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Nobody knows how to add a Windows machine to rudder? I only need it for inventory. I don't need CFEngine support.<BR>
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El mar, 10-06-2014 a las 11:12 +0200, Fernando Sancho Glez-Calero escribió:<BR>
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AFAIK, windows agent is commercial, but I only would need it for inventory purposses. <BR>
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¿Is there any way to add windows machines to Rudder server without CFEngine?<BR>
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Regards<BR>
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