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Published 20 hours ago • verified publisher icon fboender

FreeBSD support

Open djadk84 opened this issue 8 years ago • 6 comments

I was trying to use ansible-cmdb, but most of my servers are running FreeBSD and almost of the ansible variables that ansible_cmdb is based on aren't the same on a BSD OS. It would be great if you guys make ansible_cmdb compatible with the BSD family.Thanks

djadk84 avatar Jun 11 '17 16:06 djadk84

Hi!

I'm currently working on this. I'll keep you updated.

fboender avatar Jun 14 '17 20:06 fboender

Would also support this, my FreeNAS (hosts, and jails) and OpenBSD kvm guests correctly show the os version/kernel, but not product name/serial/vcpus/mem/swap/physdisk size. Between those i don't know which ones are supposed to come from ansible facts and are not parsed/recognized by ansible-cmdb, or the ones that are just plain missing from ansible (tried with 2.2.1 here)

landryb avatar Jan 26 '18 07:01 landryb

Can you send me the output of one of the ansible facts files (output of ansible -m setup ....) so I can have a look? You can send it to [email protected]. It will be treated confidentially and completely wiped after I no longer need it.

Regards,

Ferry

fboender avatar Jan 30 '18 08:01 fboender

Just sent you the facts from my json cache, but it seems some of the missing facts are actually missing from ansible itself (ie product info, virt type for jails...)

landryb avatar Jan 30 '18 11:01 landryb

@fboender do you still need ansible -m setup?

djadk84 avatar Feb 02 '18 15:02 djadk84

@djadk84 It would be helpful, yeah. I have to admit that I'm swamped with other work right now, so I've got very little time to work on this. I hope to get around to it in the near future though.

fboender avatar Feb 12 '18 20:02 fboender