Tool
The Problem
Back in the good old days of NetWare, if you wanted to see all registered services in SLP, you'd simply type: display slp services and the full list would appear on your screen.
Fast forward to Linux and OpenSLP and you can't do that very easily. Using a combination of slptool switches, you can eventually get all the same information, but it is cumbersome and time consuming.
The Fix
The following script was written to make that job simple and quick. It will write all the services to your screen and allow you to scroll up and down the list at will. It will also write the results to a file in the /tmp directory so you can look at it again without having to run the script. This also allows you to quickly grab the results from multiple computers for comparison.
Just copy your script to each server you'd like to run it on. I recommend putting it somewhere in the path, such as /usr/local/bin. Then, you make the script executable (chmod +x ./slpshowall.sh) and you are ready to run it.
slpshowall.sh
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Disclaimer: As with everything else at Cool Solutions, this content is definitely not supported by Novell (so don't even think of calling Support if you try something and it blows up).
It was contributed by a community member and is published "as is." It seems to have worked for at least one person, and might work for you. But please be sure to test, test, test before you do anything drastic with it.
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User Comments
Spiffy!
Submitted by MHGlenn on 15 December 2009 - 12:20pm.
Handy tool, and just what I was looking for right now.
Thanks!
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Overly complicated
Submitted by thorsten_kampe on 30 March 2010 - 5:33am.
for srvtype in $(slptool findsrvtypes); do
slptool findsrvs $srvtype; done
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twice entries for "bindery.novell" with findsrvs -novell bug?
Submitted by Lsteingr on 21 September 2010 - 3:43am.
Hi, vindiola
I found, that on OES2SP2 with all Patches (2010-08-12) sometime the command "slptool findsrvtypes"
show the "bindery.novell" twice, so the total count is not valid, see the listing below
I recreate the script to fix this,create a achive of slp listings amd also use the hits of thorsten kampe, please test this script
Regards Lutz
This is a listing with wrong service list "service:" (novell bug?)
service:smb
service:remotedesktop.kde:vnc
service:remotedesktop.java:http
service:ssh
service:fish
service:ntp
service:smdr.novell
service:domain
service:ldap
service:bindery.novell
service:ndap.novell
nwserver.novell
portal.novell
securerconsole.novell
rconsole.novell
bindery.novell
smdr.novell
nlsmeter.novell
srs.novell
service:wbem:https
This is the script
#!/bin/bash # 2010-08-13, Lst # by John Vindiola - Identity Automation # and Novell Communities #9395, Submitted by thorsten_kampe on 30 March 2010 # Version 1.2 echo "" echo "####################################################################################" echo `date +%Y-%m-%d\ %R` | tee -a /var/log/messages echo "Start List all SLP Services" | tee -a /var/log/messages LOG1=/tmp/slptool-all-tmp.txt LOG2=/tmp/slptool-service-tmp.txt rm $LOG1 &> /dev/null rm $LOG2 &> /dev/null SLPALL1="" SLPBINDERY1="" SLPSMDR1="" SLPALL2="" SLPBINDERY2="" SLPSMDR2="" # All SLP Services for srvtype in $(slptool findsrvtypes); do slptool findsrvs $srvtype |grep -n service >> $LOG1; done # ONLY Services what have "service:" entries for srvtype in $(slptool findsrvtypes | grep -i service); do slptool findsrvs $srvtype |grep -n service >> $LOG2; done # Check for Files echo "" if [ -f "$LOG1" ]; then echo "$LOG1 created" else echo "$LOG1 not created" fi if [ -f "$LOG2" ]; then echo "SLP-Service-List have \"service:\" entries!" else echo "SLP-Service-List have no \"service:\" entries" fi SLPALL1="$(cat "$LOG1" 2> /dev/null |grep service -c)" &> /dev/null SLPBINDERY1="$(cat "$LOG1" 2> /dev/null |grep service.bindery.novell -c)" &> /dev/null SLPSMDR1="$(cat "$LOG1" 2> /dev/null |grep service.smdr.novell -c)" &> /dev/null SLPALL2="$(cat "$LOG2" 2> /dev/null |grep service -c)" 1>&2 SLPBINDERY2="$(cat "$LOG2" 2> /dev/null |grep service.bindery.novell -c)" &> /dev/null SLPSMDR2="$(cat "$LOG2" 2> /dev/null |grep service.smdr.novell -c)" &> /dev/null echo "" |tee -a $LOG1 echo "List all Services" |tee -a $LOG1 echo "************************************************" |tee -a $LOG1 slptool findsrvtypes |tee -a $LOG1 echo "" |tee -a $LOG1 echo "ALL SLP Services Statistics" |tee -a $LOG1 echo "************************************************" |tee -a $LOG1 echo "All SLP Services Total :$SLPALL1" |tee -a $LOG1 echo "All SLP Services bindery:$SLPBINDERY1"|tee -a $LOG1 echo "All SLP Services smdr :$SLPSMDR1"|tee -a $LOG1 echo "" |tee -a $LOG1 echo "SLP with \"service:\" entries !!!" |tee -a $LOG1 echo "************************************************" |tee -a $LOG1 echo "SLP Services Total :$SLPALL2" |tee -a $LOG1 echo "SLP Services bindery:$SLPBINDERY2"|tee -a $LOG1 echo "SLP Services smdr :$SLPSMDR2"|tee -a $LOG1 echo "" |tee -a $LOG1 echo "SLP DA are :"|tee -a $LOG1 slptool findsrvs service: |tee -a $LOG1 cp $LOG1 /tmp/slptool-all-`date +%Y%m%d-%H%M%S`.txt &> /dev/null cp $LOG2 /tmp/slptool-service-`date +%Y%m%d-%H%M%S`.txt &> /dev/null echo `date +%Y-%m-%d\ %R` | tee -a /var/log/messages echo "End List all SLP Servicess" | tee -a /var/log/messages echo "####################################################################################" echo "" #output the results to the screen using less less $LOG1
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John, this is not really a
Submitted by thorsten_kampe on 14 August 2010 - 9:41am.
John, this is not really a bug in the slptool but more an inconsistency in how NetWare and OES Linux announce their services. The "service:" services come from a Linux box and the ones without should come from a NetWare box. So you can't just eliminate the ones you don't like.
For a more sophisticated version of the script go here: http://www.novell.com/communities/node/11292/slp-s... . Included is a script called "slpsnoop.sh" which runs on Linux and Windows.
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