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Seán O'Halloran

03/09/2021, 6:00 PM
I’m trying to set up FIM and I’m wondering what are the different ways it can be scoped to hosts? In my current config I have it scoped to 
platforms: darwin
 and this works, like so:
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overrides:
    platforms:
      darwin:
        exclude_paths:
          downloads:
            - /Users/%/Downloads/ignore/%%
        file_paths:
          downloads:
            - /Users/%/Downloads/%%
However I want to have another set of paths targeting CentOS. The centos platform definition doesn’t seem to work for whatever reason. Can you scope FIM any other way, such as by label?
Hmm it appears there is a
linux
platform. Are these documented anywhere? Many of my nodes have
os_version.platform: rhel
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Dan Achin

03/09/2021, 7:49 PM
at least is this relates to packs: https://osquery.readthedocs.io/en/latest/deployment/configuration/#packs
darwin
 for macOS hosts •
freebsd
 for FreeBSD hosts •
linux
 for any RedHat or Debian-based hosts •
posix
 for 
darwin
freebsd
, and 
linux
 hosts •
windows
 for any Windows desktop or server hosts •
any
 or 
all
 for all, alternatively no platform key selects all
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Seán O'Halloran

03/12/2021, 4:34 PM
There also seems to be
debian
,
ubuntu
and
centos
from what I’ve found
However I tried to create this Linux label and no hosts are responsive:
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apiVersion: v1
kind: label
spec:
  ID: 0
  description: All Linux hosts 
  label_type: 0
  name: Linux
  platform: linux
  query: SELECT 1;
Spent a long time debugging only to discover that
platform: linux
does not work, at least on v4.4.0
Another update: it seems
platform
is treated differently depending on whether it’s applied to a label, pack or option. Not seeing a clear pattern
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