The addition of an example program to find which systems have parts subject to recall.

2 files changed, 36 insertions, 0 deletions

diff --git a/examples/find_recalled_parts.py b/examples/find_recalled_parts.py
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+#!/usr/bin/python
+# find all parts that need to be recalled
+# (C) Michael DeHaan, 2007 <mdehaan@redhat.com>
+# ===============================================
+
+import func.overlord.client as fc
+
+bad = open("./part_data.txt").read().split()
+
+info = fc.Client("*").hardware.info()
+
+for (host,details) in info.iteritems():
+
+    if type(details) != dict:
+        print "%s had an error : %s" % (host,str(details))
+        break
+
+    for device in details["devices"]:
+        for bad_value in bad:
+           if device["Description"].find(bad_value) != -1:
+              print "%s has flagged part: %s " % (host, device["Description"])
+              break
+  
+
diff --git a/examples/part_data.txt b/examples/part_data.txt
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+#-BAD-ITEM-PARTS
+92P1072 92P1073 92P1088 92P1089 92P1142 92P1141 92P1170", "92P1169",
+93P5028 92P1174 92P1173 93P5030
+
+#-BAD-DELL-PARTS
+1K055 C5446 F2100 KD494 W5915 Y1333 3K590 C6269 F5132 OR33X5308 Y4500 5P474
+C6270 GD785 M3006 X5329 Y5466 6P922 D2961 H3191 RD857 X5332 C2603 D5555 J1524 TD349
+X5333 C5339 D6024 JD616 U5867 X5875 C5340 D6025 JD617   U5882 X5877
+
+#-RANDOM-STUFF-SO-GET-A-FALSE-POSITIVE
+SCSI
+