I'm trying to figure out the easiest way to make use of the information
that mco has access to. To this end, I'm attempting to find queries that
answer "obvious" questions like "which hosts use module X"
or "which hosts
are running apache". Things like that. So far, I've figured out how
to do
some interesting things with mco inventory, and that's been pretty cool.
Anyway, mco has pretty decent pre filtering allowing me to control which
hosts get queried. However, it seems a bit thin on controlling the output
of the query. For instance, I can run:
mco rpc service status service=httpd
and get the status of http on every host (limited by any pre filtering I
specify), but after reading docs and googling for days, I can't see any way
to limit the output to just hosts where httpd is "running". Am I left
with
writing a plugin or a wrapper script to parse the output and cull it there,
or is there some other argument or facility to mco that I haven't been able
to discover yet? Perhaps there's a way to use --script to control this? I
just find the documentation on this to be a little sparse.
I have no issues with writing code. I just don't want to do that if my
problem is simple ignorance of a built in solution.
thanks,
Michael
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