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im using perl 5.8.8 and getting this error right after the install steps on your guide:
[root@p3xintra rackmonkey]# perl rackmonkey.pl
Subroutine new redefined at RackMonkey/CGI.pm line 26.
Subroutine cgi redefined at RackMonkey/CGI.pm line 33.
Subroutine referer redefined at RackMonkey/CGI.pm line 39.
Subroutine view redefined at RackMonkey/CGI.pm line 45.
Subroutine viewType redefined...
2010-01-01 18:54:27 UTC by intipu
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123.
2009-12-31 08:53:20 UTC by nobody
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Can we change the heading name?
Eg: "Layout" change to "Equipmet" or "Room" change to " Building".
2009-12-29 08:06:07 UTC by nobody
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Excel Export does not give us the purchase date and age of devices. Can I modify this or can I query the database directly?.
2009-12-17 03:11:31 UTC by tdiponio
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Attached is a small Perl script that I use for bulk importing devices. I've tried to comment it, at least in a basic way, but it is *NOT* bulletproof. It works for me. See the file for full details.
The program takes a tab separated input file and prints SQL INSERT statements that can be used for importing data into your database of choice.
2009-12-08 16:17:18 UTC by hawson
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The database schema is pretty simple, and a DBA should be able to make quick work of a CSV file.
That said, a generalized import script is tricky to write (but not impossible), since various tables have to be populated before the actual devices can be entered. For example, you have to define the racks and hardware type in two separate tables before you can add a specific device.
2009-12-08 16:13:58 UTC by hawson
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The database schema is pretty simple, and a DBA should be able to make quick work of a CSV file.
That said, a generalized import script is tricky to write (but not impossible), since various tables have to be populated before the actual devices can be entered. For example, you have to define the racks and hardware type in two separate tables before you can add a specific device.
2009-12-08 16:13:08 UTC by hawson
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Hi
As for today we've got a MS Excel table with all our racks and devices. Now since there are around 600 devices in our data center, it'd be way too much work to list them all again. So my question: is there a possible way of importing those data from like a csv file?
Greetings.
2009-12-04 09:14:07 UTC by nobody
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Hi
As for today we've got a MS Excel table with all our racks and devices. Now since there are around 600 devices in our data center, it'd be way too much work to list them all again. So my question: is there a possible way of importing those data from like a csv file?
Greetings.
2009-12-04 08:02:27 UTC by nobody
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I think, if you add some virtual type of rack, many people can use this like store management software. I thing its good idea.
2009-11-24 12:18:25 UTC by nobody
