Hi all
there is probably a much better way of doing all this i am working on
the
checkResults sub.
it should find the pollerAudit log created by the main process
(discover) the file format for the log file is
pollerAudit.M.D.Y.h.m.s.lan (MDYhms being month day year hrs min sec)
but as we do not know what the file name will be i want to search for
it, it will be between startTime and EndTime but closest to endTime
so i thort i should use a for loop form Max to Min as below, but its all
getting rather messy.
is there some CSPAN module that can help me out?
or has any one got any suggestions for a betta way to do this.
i have included the full proggi below for reff...
sub checkResults {
my($NH_HOME,$reslutsLog)=("nethealth1","");
my($lowTime,$highTime)=($_[0],$_[1]) ;
my($fileDate)=strftime("%m.%d.%Y",localtime($lowTime));
my($lowFileName)=strftime("%H%M%S",localtime($lowTime));
my($highFileName)=strftime("%H%M%S",localtime($highTime)); for (
my ($fTime) = $highFileName; $fTime = $lowFileName; $fTime--
) {
my($fullFileName)="pollerAudit.$fileDate.$_.log";
if (-e "/$NH_HOME/log/$fullFileName") {
open UPDATELOG, "$NH_HOME/log/$fullFileName";
my($reslutsLog) = <UPDATELOG>;
close UPDATELOG;
};
};
print "$reslutsLog";
}
oh and before any one starts sorry about my bad spellings.
---
fnord
yes im a _Concord_ Engineer, no it never flown!
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
#
use strict;
use warnings;
use POSIX qw(strftime);
############################################################
# main discover
#
#
############################################################
my ($dataFileName)=$ARGV[0]; # get file name of discover file
my ($SdtArfName)=$ARGV[1]; # get std rule name
open DFILE, "$dataFileName" # open datafile and read in or die
or die "no file specified command format is \"autoDiscover
FILE-NAME Server \" $!";
my (@dataFile) = <DFILE>;
close DFILE;
foreach my $site (@dataFile) { # loop for each line/site in dataFile
chomp $site ;
my ($siteIP,$siteString)=makeArf("$site","$SdtArfName"); # make
ARF file then return IP and Cominity String
print " Discovering $siteIP with $siteString \n ";
my ($startTime)=time; # log start time of discover
`nhAutoDiscover -noCommit -l \"$siteIP\" -c \"$siteString\"
-mode
\"lanwan,router\" -nmsSource \"NH:Discover\" -dciRule
\"$siteIP.arf\" > tmp.$siteIP.Results \n `; # this is the command used
to do the discover
my ($endTime)=time; # log start time of discover
checkResults("$startTime","$endTime"); # run the results sub };
sub checkResults {
my($NH_HOME,$reslutsLog)=("nethealth1","");
my($lowTime,$highTime)=($_[0],$_[1]) ;
my($fileDate)=strftime("%m.%d.%Y",localtime($lowTime));
my($lowFileName)=strftime("%H%M%S",localtime($lowTime));
my($highFileName)=strftime("%H%M%S",localtime($highTime)); for (
my ($fTime) = $highFileName; $fTime = $lowFileName; $fTime--
) {
my($fullFileName)="pollerAudit.$fileDate.$_.log";
if (-e "/$NH_HOME/log/$fullFileName") {
open UPDATELOG, "$NH_HOME/log/$fullFileName";
my($reslutsLog) = <UPDATELOG>;
close UPDATELOG;
};
};
print "$reslutsLog";
}
sub makeArf {
# Start of sub that makes arf files
############################################################
# this function creates a arf rule file from input Data
# Version 0.1 6/11/03 original
# 0.2 21/11/03 tryed to convert to sub
# 0.3 42/11/03 finished converting to sub
############################################################
my ($csvData)="$_[0]";
my ($siteLink,$siteNoOfPVCs,$siteAllPVCs)=split(/:/,$csvData,3); #split
up main / pvc info
my
($siteIP,$siteString,$siteName,$siteGroup,$siteCCTReff,$siteACRate)=split(/,/,$siteLink,6);
#split up main info
my @sitePVCs = split(/;/,$siteAllPVCs,$siteNoOfPVCs);
my $siteARFFILE = "$siteIP.arf";
open ARFFILE, ">$siteARFFILE"
or die "can not open '$siteARFFILE': $!";
# print header
print ARFFILE <<EOF;
###################################################################### #
# Discover Rule for: $siteIP
#
######################################################################
\n EOF
# open standard file and print
my ($standardFile)="standard.$_[1].txt";
open IN, "$standardFile" # open file with standard bits
or die "can not open standard arf rules file: $! ";
my @standardRules = <IN>;
close IN;
print ARFFILE "@standardRules\n"; #print standard bits
# print -Cpu- rule
print ARFFILE <<EOF;
name matches ".*-Cpu-.*": {
setName ("$siteName-RH-Cpu");
setGroup ("$siteGroup");
setAlias ("RH-Cpu");
}\n
EOF
# print -RH rule
print ARFFILE <<EOF;
name matches ".*-RH": {
setName ("$siteName-RH") ;
setGroup ("$siteGroup") ;
setAlias ("RH") ;
}\n
EOF
# print RH-Serial rule
print ARFFILE <<EOF;
name matches ".*RH-Serial.*": {
setName("$siteName-RH-WAN\$2");
setGroup("$siteGroup");
setAlias("$siteCCTReff");
setSpeedIn("$siteACRate");
setSpeedOut("$siteACRate");
setDeviceSpeedIn("$siteACRate");
setDeviceSpeedOut("$siteACRate");
}\n
EOF
# print -Serial rule
print ARFFILE <<EOF;
name matches ".*-Serial.*": {
setName ("$siteName-WAN\$2") ;
setGroup ("$siteGroup") ;
setAlias ("$siteCCTReff") ;
setSpeedIn ("$siteACRate") ;
setSpeedOut ("$siteACRate") ;
setDeviceSpeedIn ("$siteACRate") ;
setDeviceSpeedOut ("$siteACRate") ;
}\n
EOF
foreach my $PVC (@sitePVCs){ # loop for each PVC
my ($PVCdlci,$PVCname,$PCVreff,$PVCcir)=split(/,/,$PVC,4); #
split
out pvc info
# print PVC rules
print ARFFILE <<EOF;
name matches ".*-dlci-$PVCdlci": {
setName ("$siteName-$PVCname") ;
setGroup ("$siteGroup") ;
setAlias ("$PCVreff") ;
setSpeedIn ("$PVCcir") ;
setSpeedOut ("$PVCcir") ;
setDeviceSpeedIn ("$PVCcir") ;
setDeviceSpeedOut ("$PVCcir") ;
}\n
EOF
}
close(ARFFILE)
or die("can not close '$siteARFFILE': $!");
return ($siteIP,$siteString); # return the IP and comunity string
to main ruteen
}; #end of makeArf Sub
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