Here I would like post a simple shell script which will help to capture multiple details in a test environment like ..
- Linux OperatingSystem name Version and level
- OS Bit level
- Hardware (Processor) bit level
- DB2 Version and level
- Websphere version and level
- Hostname / IP
#!/bin/sh
# Log the stdout to a file in parameter 2
exec 1> $2
if [ $# != "2" ]; then
echo "Usage: checkEnv.sh db2inst1 /opt/myEnv.log"
exit
else
> $2
chmod 777 $2
echo "DCD Build Tested in this environment"
for i in `find / -name MgmtCenterVersion.jar`
do
echo $i
done
jar -xvf $i
echo "DCD Version and build number:"
cat com/ibm/tivoli/cds/MgmtCenterVersion.properties
rm -rf com/ META-INF/
echo -e "\n########################################################################## "
echo "System information :"
uname -a
nslookup `hostname`
echo "Linux Level:"
cat /etc/issue
echo "Operating system Bit Level :"
getconf WORD_BIT
echo "Processor Bit Level : "
getconf LONG_BIT
echo "Websphere version:"
/opt/IBM/WebSphere/AppServer/bin/versionInfo.sh
file=`pwd`/$2
echo $file
echo "DB2 Version :"
su - $1 << kris db2level >> $file
exit
kris
echo "End of Script"
fi
Modify it according to your requirements.
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Whoever writes Inappropriate/Vulgar comments to context, generally want to be anonymous …So I hope U r not the one like that?
For lazy logs, u can at least use Name/URL option which doesn’t even require any sign-in, The good thing is that it can accept your lovely nick name also and the URL is not mandatory too.
Thanks for your patience
~Krishna(I love "Transparency")