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The script has variables that can be set the same as the variables in audit_windows.vbs. You could (for example) dynamically set the $url variable when you run the script by:
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chmod 777 audit_linux.sh sudo ./audit_linux.sh url=http://your_server/open-audit/index.php/input/devices submit_online=y create_file=n |
The variables that are accepted on the command line are:
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create_file - Defaults to "y". If set to "y", an XML file will be created and saved as per the audit_windows.vbs script. This file can be manually copied and submitted to the server at a later stage if desired.
Sample output on the console when the script has been run.
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mark@dev:/usr/local/open-audit/other$ sudo ./audit_linux.sh url=http://your_server/open-audit/index.php/input/devices submit_online=y create_file=n
[sudo] password for mark:
Starting audit
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Open-AudIT Linux audit script
Version: 4.3.0
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My PID is 13869
Audit Start Time 2021-11-26 13:22:33
Create File y
Submit Online n
Debugging Level 2
Discovery ID
Org Id
Script Name audit_linux.sh
URL http://your_server/open-audit/index.php/input/devices
File /usr/local/open-audit/other/dev-20211126132233.xml
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System Info
USB Info
Policy Info
BIOS Info
Processor Info
Memory Info
Motherboard Info
Optical Drives Info
Video Cards Info
Sound Cards Info
Shares Info
Network Cards Info
Hard Disk Info
Guest (Docker, Proxmox, LXC) Info
Docker Info
Log Info
Environment Variable Info
Swap Info
User Info
Group Info
Software Info
Service Info
systemd services
upstart services
init.d services
Server Info
apache
mysql
mongo
Server Items
mysql using /etc/mysql/my.cnf
mariadb using /etc/mysql/mariadb.conf.d
apache using apachectl for VirtualHosts
mongod using /etc/mongod.conf
Certificate Info
Route Info
Netstat Info
Custom Files Info
Audit Generated in '17' seconds.
Submitting results to server using cURL
URL: http://your_server/open-audit/index.php/input/devices
Audit Completed in '47' seconds.
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Options
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All variables can be passed via the command line at run time. You don't need to create one audit script for each different (say) set of remote user credentials. A couple of examples -
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