"Physical Path" and "Mount Point" inversed in openbsd inventory

[Fabrice Flore-Thebault]

The agent on openbsd reports inverted values for TYPE and VOLUMN.

The drives table is organized as following :
INSERT INTO `drives` (`ID`, `HARDWARE_ID`, `LETTER`, `TYPE`, `FILESYSTEM`, `TOTAL`, `FREE`, `NUMFILES`, `VOLUMN`) VALUES

on windows (ocs agent)
(9716, 228, 'C:/', 'Hard Drive', 'NTFS', 57231, 34043, 0, ''),

on openbsd (ocs agent) :
(2127, 86, '', '/dev/wd0a', 'ffs', 10077, 9535, 0, '/'),

on linux (ocs & fusioninventory agent)
(6335, 195, '', '/boot', 'ext3', 30, 21, 0, '/dev/sda1'),

IMHO, the agent should act on openbsd as on linux.

Windows is another issue : the information entered as "TYPE" has dfferent nature as the information entered as TYPE on unices.

see : http://www.glpi-project.org/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=107708#p107708

[Fabrice Flore-Thebault (themroc)]

see : http://forge.fusioninventory.org/issues/172 too

[mortheres (mortheres)]

Hi Fabrice,

Thank you for your report. I will take a look to that this week end because I do not have access to my sweets OpenBSD computers this week to make test :( :(.

I think there is only an reversal between mount point and device in the code...I will take a look to this too.

Kind regards,

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Guillaume

[mortheres (mortheres)]

Hi,

This bug is now fixed in revision 987 : http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ocsinventory-dev/ocsinventory-unix-agent/trunk/revision/987 .

Thanks a lot for your report.

Kind regards,

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Guillaume