triage.py

#! /usr/bin/python
import subprocess
import sys
import os

#Check that lftp is installed
try:
	subprocess.check_ouput(['lftp','--version'])
except:
	os.system('sudo apt-get install lftp > /dev/null')
#Check that dmidecode is installed
try:
	subprocess.check_output(['dmidecode', '--version'])
except:
	subprocess.call(['sudo', 'apt-get', 'install', 'dmidecode'])

#Check if the triage sheet was entered as a command line argument
if len(sys.argv) > 1:
	filename = sys.argv[1]
else:	
	filename = raw_input("Please enter CRT number: ")

#Just in case the user enters it as 'L12345.triage'
if not ".triage.txt" in filename:
	filename = filename+ ".triage.txt"

#Create the triage file
txtfile = open(filename, "w")
#After looking at some computers I have decided to add an extra part to this script
#If the computer is not made by a main brand such as dell, ibm, hp, or lenovo
#The script will suggest manually entering certain values
#such as the serial number


#parsing output of dmidecode for manufacturer, model, and Serial number

manu = subprocess.check_output(['sudo', 'dmidecode', '-t', 'system'])
data = manu.splitlines()
for line in data:
	if "Manufacturer" in line:
                print "--------------------------"
                txtfile.write("--------------------------\n")
		print line.replace('\t','')
		txtfile.write(line.replace('\t','')+"\n")
		print "--------------------------"
		txtfile.write("--------------------------\n")
	if "Version" in line:
		line = line.replace('\t','')
		print line.replace("Version", "Model")
		txtfile.write(line.replace("Version", "Model")+ "\n")
		print "--------------------------"
		txtfile.write("--------------------------\n")
	if "Serial" in line:
		print line.replace('\t','')
		txtfile.write(line.replace('\t','') + "\n")
#variables for hardware devices
USB = False
ETHERNET = False
VGA = False
DVI = False
HDMI = False
PS2 = False
WIFI = False
#other ports
MIC = False
HEAD = False
#add firewire

#parsing lspci for hardware devices
data = subprocess.check_output(['sudo', 'dmidecode'])
data = data.splitlines()
usbCount = 0
for line in data:
	if "External" in line:
		if " USB " in line:
			USB = True
			usbCount = usbCount + 1
		if "Ethernet" in line:
			ETHERNET = True
		if "PS/2" in line:
			PS2 = True
		if "Headphone" in line:
			HEAD = True
		if "Microphone" in line:
			MIC = True
		#NEEDS TESTED
		if "DVI" in line:
			DVI = True
		#NEEDS TESTED
		if "HDMI" in line:
			HDMI = True

extra = subprocess.check_output(['lspci'])
extra =extra.splitlines()
for line in extra:
	if "Network controller" in line:
		WIFI = True
	if "VGA compatible" in line:
		VGA = True

print "--------------------------"
txtfile.write("--------------------------\n")

print "Video Devices:"
txtfile.write("Video Devices:\n")
if VGA:
	print "-VGA"
	txtfile.write("-VGA\n")
if DVI:
	print "-DVI"
	txtfile.write("-DVI\n")
if HDMI:
	print "-HDMI"
	txtfile.write("-HDMI\n")
	
print "--------------------------"
txtfile.write("--------------------------\n")

print "Ports:"
txtfile.write("Ports:\n")
if ETHERNET:
	print "-ETHERNET"
	txtfile.write("-ETHERNET\n")
if USB:
	print "-USB x" + str(usbCount)
	txtfile.write("-USB x" + str(usbCount) + "\n")
if PS2:
	print "-PS/2"
	txtfile.write("-PS/2\n")
print "--------------------------"
txtfile.write("--------------------------\n")
print "Other Ports:"
txtfile.write("Other Ports:\n")
if HEAD:
	print "-Headphones port"
	txtfile.write("-Headphones port\n")
if MIC:
	print "-Microphone port"
	txtfile.write("-Microphone port\n")
	
print "--------------------------"
txtfile.write("--------------------------\n")

hddsize = subprocess.check_output(['sudo', 'fdisk', '-l'])
hddsize = hddsize.splitlines()
for line in hddsize:
	if "Disk /dev/sda" in line:
		data2 = line
data2 = data2.split(" ")
print "Hard Drive: " + data2[2] + "GB"
txtfile.write("Hard Drive: " + data2[2] + "GB\n")

#variables for possible cd/dvd configurations 
CD=False
DVD=False
CDR=False
DVDR=False
#NEEDS TO BE TESTED ON A COMPUTER WITHOUT A CD DRIVE
#I have a feeling the file would not exist so I
#wrapped it in a try except block, if it fails
#we assume there is no CD drive
try: 
	cdrom = subprocess.check_output(['cat', '/proc/sys/dev/cdrom/info'])
	cdrom = cdrom.splitlines()
	for line in cdrom:
		if "play audio" in line and '1' in line:
			CD=True
		if "read DVD" in line and '1' in line:
			DVD=True
		if "write DVD-R" in line and '1' in line:
			DVDR=True
		if "write CD-RW" in line and '1' in line:
			CDR=True
except:
	CD=False
	DVD=False
	CDR=False
	DVDR=False
		
print "--------------------------"
txtfile.write("--------------------------\n")

#if we can read cds and not dvds
if CD and not DVD:
	print "CD/DVD Drive: CD"
	txtfile.write("CD/DVD Drive: CD\n")
#if we can read, but not write cd/dvd
if CD and DVD and not CDR and not DVDR:
	print "CD/DVD Drive: CD-DVD"
	txtfile.write("CD/DVD Drive: CD-DVD\n")
#assumes that if we can write we can read
#if we can write cd but not dvd
if CDR and DVD and not DVDR:
	print "CD/DVD Drive: CD-RW/DVD"
	txtfile.write("CD/DVD Drive: CD-RW/DVD\n")
#if we can write both
if CDR and DVDR:
	print "CD/DVD Drive: CD_RW/DVD-RW"
	txtfile.write("CD/DVD Drive: CD_RW/DVD-RW\n")
#if it has no CD/DVD drive
if not CD and not CDR and not DVD and not DVDR:
	print "CD/DVD Drive: N/A"
	txtfile.write("CD/DVD Drive: N/A\n")



#This code is Ubuntu specific, if using another os it will 
#throw an error
try:
	osversion = subprocess.check_output(['more', '/etc/lsb-release'])
	osversion = osversion.splitlines()
	for line in osversion:
		if "RELEASE" in line:
			oss = line
	print "--------------------------"
	txtfile.write("--------------------------\n")
	print "Final Ubuntu OS: " + oss.replace("DISTRIB_RELEASE=","")
	txtfile.write("Final Ubuntu OS: " + oss.replace("DISTRIB_RELEASE=","")+ "\n")
except:
	print "Not an ubuntu os, tell Kevin. Program exiting!"
	exit


print "--------------------------"
txtfile.write("--------------------------\n")

#parse dmidecode for processor information
processor = subprocess.check_output(['sudo', 'dmidecode', '-t', 'processor'])
processor = processor.splitlines()
for line in processor:
	if "Max Speed" in line:
		line = line.replace('\t','')
		print "Processor speed: " + line.replace("Max Speed: ","")
		txtfile.write("Processor speed: " + line.replace("Max Speed: ","")+"\n")

print "--------------------------"
txtfile.write("--------------------------\n")

#Get and parse the RAM size from /proc/meminfo
#it is originally given in kB, so convert to MB
#by dividing by 1000
raminfo = subprocess.check_output(['cat', '/proc/meminfo'])
raminfo = raminfo.splitlines()
raminfo = raminfo[0].replace(" ","")
raminfo = raminfo.replace("kB","")
raminfo = raminfo.replace("MemTotal:","")
print "Memory: " + str(int(raminfo)/1000) + " MB"
txtfile.write("Memory: " + str(int(raminfo)/1000) + " MB\n")

print "--------------------------"
txtfile.write("--------------------------\n")

#check if computer is wifi enabled
#if the laptop is missing drivers this may
#give a false bas reading
if WIFI:
	print "Wifi enabled"
	txtfile.write("Wifi available\n")
else:
	print "No wifi"
	txtfile.write("No wifi\n")
	
print "--------------------------"
txtfile.write("--------------------------\n")

osbittype = subprocess.check_output(['uname', '-m'])
if 'i686' in osbittype:
	print "OS type 32X/32Lite"
	txtfile.write("OS type 32X/32Lite\n")
else:
	print "OS type x86_64"
	txtfile.write("OS type x86_64\n")

print "--------------------------"
txtfile.write("--------------------------\n")

aString = raw_input("Please enter any other comments: ")
txtfile.write("Comments:\n")
txtfile.write(aString)
txtfile.close()
executeThis = " -e \'cd /Public/triage;put " + filename + ";exit\'"
print executeThis
os.system("lftp 10.0.88.5" + executeThis)