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Oracle Solaris Simple Explorer
A simple Perl script to check Oracle Solaris Explorer files for specific values. Useful for auditing purposes where you have access to Explorer files but not the systems. Output can be done as HTML.
This doesn't have much functionality at the moment, it's just an example.
Current version: 0.4.8
See CHANGELOG.md for the history of changes.
This software is licensed as CC BY-NC-SA (Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike)
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/legalcode
$ osse.pl -[hvwzABCEHJKPRSUVZc:f:m:o:s:]
-V: Print version information
-h: Print help
-J: Report which machines have JASS installed
-P: Report which machines have Puppet installed
-B: Report which machines have BSM enabled
-K: Report which machines have Kerberos enabled
-R: Report which machines have RSA SecurID PAM agent installed
-E: Report which machines have Explorer installed
-w: Report which machines have file sharing enabled (apache/ftp)
-S: Run security check against explorers
-U: Report which version of sudo is installed
-Z: Run services check against explorers
-z: Show status of Zones
-A: Output individual reports for each explorer/client
-H: Generate HTML report
-C: Generate CSV report
-s: String based search
-f: Explorer file to search
-c: Explorer client (hostname) to search (by default all explorers are processed)
-m: Message to display (e.g. Installed/Enabled)
-o: Output to file rather than STDOUT (with -A, one <host>_<file> per host)
-v: Verbose mode
Ouput which machines have SUNWjass installed:
$ osse.pl -J
host01: SUNWjass Not Installed
host02: SUNWjass Not Installed
host03: SUNWjass Installed
host04: SUNWjass Not Installed
Ouput which machine have SUNWjass installed in HTML to a file:
$ osse.pl -J -H -o jass.html
A Generic search of "/etc/pam.conf" for "krb5.so.1"
$ osse.pl -s "krb5.so.1" -f "/etc/pam.conf"
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