function handle_action_rdp($MAPCFG, $objId)
{
$host_name = $MAPCFG->getValue($objId, 'host_name');
$domain = $MAPCFG->getValue($objId, 'domain');
$username = $MAPCFG->getValue($objId, 'username');
// Get the host address! erm ... looks a little complicated...
global $_BACKEND;
$backendIds = $MAPCFG->getValue($objId, 'backend_id');
$OBJ = new NagVisHost($backendIds, $host_name);
$OBJ->setConfiguration($MAPCFG->getMapObject($objId));
$OBJ->queueState(GET_STATE, DONT_GET_SINGLE_MEMBER_STATES);
$_BACKEND->execute();
$OBJ->applyState();
$host_address = $OBJ->getStateAttr(ADDRESS);
// Now generate the .rdp file for the user which is then (hopefully) handled
// correctly by the users browser.
header('Content-Type: application/rdp; charset=utf-8');
header('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=' . $host_name . '.rdp');
echo 'full address:s:' . $host_address . "\n";
if ($domain) {
echo 'domain:s:' . $domain . "\n";
}
if ($username) {
echo 'username:s:' . $username . "\n";
}
}
function handle_action_win_ssh($MAPCFG, $objId)
{
$host_name = $MAPCFG->getValue($objId, 'host_name');
// Get the host address! erm ... looks a little complicated...
global $_BACKEND;
$backendIds = $MAPCFG->getValue($objId, 'backend_id');
$OBJ = new NagVisHost($backendIds, $host_name);
$OBJ->setConfiguration($MAPCFG->getMapObject($objId));
$OBJ->queueState(GET_STATE, DONT_GET_SINGLE_MEMBER_STATES);
$_BACKEND->execute();
$OBJ->applyState();
$host_address = $OBJ->getStateAttr(ADDRESS);
// Now generate the .cmd file for the user which is then (hopefully) handled
// correctly by the users browser.
header('Content-Type: application/cmd; charset=utf-8');
header('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=' . $host_name . '.cmd');
echo "@echo off\n";
echo "REM # This file has been generated by NagVis.\n";
echo "REM # \n";
echo "REM # Simply execute the file to connect to the host via SSH. We assume\n";
echo "REM # that you have putty installed and in your system path.\n";
echo "putty -ssh " . $host_address . " 22\n";
}
private function createHostObject($backendId, $name, $state, $config, $service_states)
{
$OBJ = new NagVisHost($backendId, $name);
$OBJ->setState($state);
// The services have to know how they should handle hard/soft
// states. This is a little dirty but the simplest way to do this
// until the hard/soft state handling has moved from backend to the
// object classes.
$OBJ->setConfiguration($config);
// Put state counts to the object
if ($service_states !== null) {
$OBJ->addStateCounts($service_states);
}
// Fetch summary state and output
$OBJ->fetchSummariesFromCounts();
return $OBJ;
}