sysresp()
{
print -n "ZONE: " $i " HOST: " $comps " USER: " $n " "
mysql "call gethostinfo('$comps')" | $AWK '
NR != 1 {
for ( x=1; x<=2; x++) {
if (length($4) == 0)
next
if ($4 != LASTKEY)
print "SYSRESP: " $4,$5
LASTKEY = $4
}
}'
for n in `awk '$3 !~ /^.*:$/ {print $3}' /tmp/gecos_check.txt | sed '/^$/d'`; do
for i in `ListZones4Account $n`; do
echo "ZONE: $i"
for comps in `ListComputersInZone $i | awk -F. '{print $1}'`; do
sysresp
continue
done
done
echo "Done for user $n"
done
sysresp is a mysql call that will list something like this.
Code:
APP1 DEV JOHN DOE
APP2 DEV MARIA DE SMITH
APP3 UAT TOMMY GUN
What i would like is just something like this:
toto1 john doe
toto2 maria de smith
toto3 john doe
What i have right now
Code:
ZONE: dev_perf
ZONE: dev_perf HOST: compdev1 USER: toto1 SYSRESP: MARIA DE
SYSRESP: JOHN DOE
SYSRESP: STAN DAN
ZONE: uat_perf
ZONE: uat_perf HOST: compdev2 USER: toto1 SYSRESP: MARIA DE
SYSRESP: STAN DAN
SYSRESP: JOHN DOE
ZONE: prd_perf HOST: compprd1 USER: toto1 SYSRESP: STAN DAN
SYSRESP: MARIA DE
SYSRESP: JOHN DOE
######################
Done for user toto1
######################
As you can see its not really exploitable AND the same user can have multiple SYSRESP. Dont care to get them all. I just need one :-)
There must be a way to simplify this and most importantly a cleaner way to get the output.
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