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#include <internal/facts/aix/serial_number_resolver.hpp>
#include <internal/util/aix/odm.hpp>
#include <facter/facts/collection.hpp>
#include <facter/facts/fact.hpp>
#include <facter/facts/scalar_value.hpp>
#include <leatherman/logging/logging.hpp>
#include <leatherman/util/regex.hpp>
#include <boost/regex.hpp>
#include <sys/cfgodm.h>
using namespace std;
using namespace facter::util::aix;
using namespace leatherman::util;
namespace facter { namespace facts { namespace aix {
serial_number_resolver::serial_number_resolver() :
resolver(
"AIX serial number",
{
fact::serial_number,
})
{
}
void serial_number_resolver::resolve(collection& facts) {
auto cu_at_query = odm_class<CuAt>::open("CuAt").query("name=sys0 and attribute=systemid");
auto result = *cu_at_query.begin();
// the ODM returns a string of the form "IBM,XXSERIAL#". We
// need to strip the "IBM,XX" from the start ofthis, and keep
// only the 7 actual serial number bytes.
const auto regex = boost::regex("^IBM,\\d\\d(.+)");
string serial;
if (re_search(string(result.value), regex, &serial)) {
facts.add(fact::serial_number, make_value<string_value>(move(serial), true));
} else {
LOG_DEBUG("Could not retrieve serial number: sys0 systemid did not match the expected format");
}
}
}}} // namespace facter::facts::aix
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