Anderson Silva wrote:
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>  > I also see that "cobbler system report --help" doesn't provide the
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>> extended options, but I am not as concerned with this.
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> I think part of the reason I didn't even look at this is because the
> version of cobbler I was working on does not provide that functionality.
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>> If you can see about addressing the bug above with "fields" and also the 
>> extra debug output, I can look at applying this.
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> These should be fixed with the patch attached.
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Excellent, this is all applied now and pushed.

I made a few minor changes to add some error handling and also be able 
to search better through the field lists.

Some possible improvements would be to add the "--type" syntax to report 
commands invocated with "cobbler system report", so you could do 
"cobbler system report --type=csv --fields=name,mac_address"instead of 
having to remember "cobbler report --what=systems --type=csv 
--fields=name,mac_address".  That would basically make both work the 
same.   Other neat things would be to add simple fixed-with formatting 
so you could make a easily human (not Wiki) readable output formatted 
with %20s style widths for fields for just including in email or 
skimming over by humans.

(I also think "--type" probably should named "format" so I'll go ahead 
and take care of that.)

Thanks!


--Michael
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