Hi,
I add to spacewalk-utils new script delete-old-systems-interactive. This
script delete inactive systems. This script will be in
spacewalk-utils-0.9.6-1, which will be in Spacewalk 0.9 release or in
nightly builds.
Thanks to Jan Pazdziora, who wrote most of the code.
From man page:
SYNOPSIS
delete-old-systems-interactive [OPTIONS] --idle time_delta
DESCRIPTION
delete-old-systems-interactive - will use Spacewalk API to determine
when each registred system checked in last time and optionaly will
delete systems which have been inactive for time_delta.
This script will list all registred systems and their last check in.
And will if none system is idle more then time_delta, it will write
summary:
Total systems [127], none idle
If some systems are idle more then time_delta, you will get summary
like:
Total systems [127], would delete [51]
None system is deleted by default, unless you specify --force
option.
OPTIONS
--idle time_delta
Search for system, which are inactive for more then
time_delta.
If only number is specified, it is interpreted as days.
You can
use suffixes m (for minutes),
h (hours), d (days) and w (weeks). E.g. "--idle 10" and
"--idle
10d" is the same and means
ten days, "--idle 2w" means two weeks.
--host host
Hostname of you Spacewalk server. If not set, localhost
is used
by default.
--username login
Your username. By default "admin".
--password pass
Your password. If not specified on command line, then it is
read from /etc/rhn/$username-password
--force
If specified, then idle systems are deleted.
EXAMPLES
delete-old-systems-interactive --server=spacewalk.com --idle 30d
AUTHOR
Miroslav Suchy <[email protected]>, Jan Pazdziora
<[email protected]>
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
Copyright (c) 2009 Red Hat, Inc. Released under GNU General Public
License, version 2 (GPLv2).
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Miroslav Suchy
Red Hat Satellite Engineering
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