162. OSRExecute

162.1. Authors

Johannes Buchhold <jbuch@suse.de>

162.2. Summary of Module Globals

List of Global Functions

Command - Wrapper to CommandProgress, with the use of current log file
CommandOutput - Executes the given commandline in a bash and writes all execution-information to the standard log file. This function returns all output from the commandline in a result map. Use these functions instead of directly calling the SCR or WFM agents (e.g. SCR::Execute(.target.bash_output, "rpm -q lilo") resp. WFM::(.local.bash_output, "rpm -q -r /mnt lilo")) to be sure to support logging correctly.
CommandProgress - Executes the given commandline in a bash and writes all execution-information to the specified logfile. Use these functions instead of directly calling the SCR or WFM agents (e.g. SCR::Execute(.target.bash, "rpm -q lilo") resp. WFM::(.local.bash, "rpm -q -r /mnt lilo")) to be sure to support logging correctly.

List of Global Variables

162.3. Global Functions

162.3.1. Command

Wrapper to CommandProgress, with the use of current log file

Function parameters

path environment
string commandline

Return value

boolean

162.3.2. CommandOutput

Executes the given commandline in a bash and writes all execution-information to the standard log file. This function returns all output from the commandline in a result map. Use these functions instead of directly calling the SCR or WFM agents (e.g. SCR::Execute(.target.bash_output, "rpm -q lilo") resp. WFM::(.local.bash_output, "rpm -q -r /mnt lilo")) to be sure to support logging correctly.

Function parameters

path environment
string commandline

Return value

boolean

162.3.3. CommandProgress

Executes the given commandline in a bash and writes all execution-information to the specified logfile. Use these functions instead of directly calling the SCR or WFM agents (e.g. SCR::Execute(.target.bash, "rpm -q lilo") resp. WFM::(.local.bash, "rpm -q -r /mnt lilo")) to be sure to support logging correctly.

Function parameters

path environment
string commandline
string progress_file

Return value

boolean - Success

Example 40.

	OSRExecute::CommandProgress (.local.bash, "rpm -qi -r /mnt/ lilo",
		"/tmp/progress_file");

   $ cat /tmp/osr.log
   *** /bin/rpm -qi lilo ***
   Name      : lilo         Relocations: (not relocateable)
   Version   : 21.6              Vendor: SuSE GmbH, Nuernberg, Germany
   [...]
   SuSE series: a
   *** exit code: 0 ***

162. OSRExecute

162.1. Authors

162.2. Summary of Module Globals

162.3. Global Functions

162.3.1. Command

162.3.2. CommandOutput

162.3.3. CommandProgress

162.4. Global Variables

162.5. Module Requirements

162.5.1. Module Imports

162.5.2. Module Includes


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