Sorry for the cross-post, but since this is a few tool for use with 1.7 I felt it best to post this here too.
After some deliberation and discussion with Richlv I've decided to name the CLI tool Zabcon.
Since the tool was announced a fair amount of progress has been made. It is now possible to add, edit, update and delete a user a user. Show items, hosts, and host groups. Work is being done to allow for adding and deleting of hosts and items. It will also be possible to edit existing items in the near future.
And if all that is not enough, it is possible to pipe your commands into the tool from within a shell script!
Attached is a screen shot giving you all an idea of where we are so far.
Please head over the the site I have setup to for development and take a look. I also encourage you to download Zabcon and provide some feedback. Zabcon has been tested to work under both Linux and Windows.
A Trac site has been setup to support the development efforts, on the main page there are also instructions for downloading from the subversion repository.
http://trac.red-tux.net
After some deliberation and discussion with Richlv I've decided to name the CLI tool Zabcon.
Since the tool was announced a fair amount of progress has been made. It is now possible to add, edit, update and delete a user a user. Show items, hosts, and host groups. Work is being done to allow for adding and deleting of hosts and items. It will also be possible to edit existing items in the near future.
And if all that is not enough, it is possible to pipe your commands into the tool from within a shell script!
Attached is a screen shot giving you all an idea of where we are so far.
Please head over the the site I have setup to for development and take a look. I also encourage you to download Zabcon and provide some feedback. Zabcon has been tested to work under both Linux and Windows.
A Trac site has been setup to support the development efforts, on the main page there are also instructions for downloading from the subversion repository.
http://trac.red-tux.net
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