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I have a simple extension attribute that's supposed to display an Agent version:



#!/bin/bash



# Check to see if the SentinelOne agent is installed.

# If the agent is installed, report the agent

# version.



printf '<result>'

if result=`/usr/local/bin/sentinelctl version | awk '{print $2 $3}'`; then

  printf "$result"

else

  printf "Unavailable/Not Installed"

fi

printf '</result>'


When I run this locally on my machine, it works, but running it as an extension attribute doesn't seem to work.



Any suggestions on how to debug this issue?

I also tried: 



#!/bin/bash



# Check to see if the SentinelOne agent is installed.

# If the agent is installed, report the agent

# version.



if [ -f "/usr/local/bin/sentinelctl" ] ; then 

    RESULT=`sudo /usr/local/bin/sentinelctl version | awk '{print $2 $3}'`

else

    RESULT="not installed"

fi



echo "<result>$RESULT</result>"


Just to see what happens 🙂

Try:



#!/bin/bash



# Check to see if the SentinelOne agent is installed.

# If the agent is installed, report the agent

# version.



if [ -f "/usr/local/bin/sentinelctl" ] ; then 

    RESULT=$( /usr/local/bin/sentinelctl version | awk '{print $2 $3}' )

else

    RESULT="not installed"

fi



echo "<result>$RESULT</result>"

Super weird. It works when running script via Policy, but as an extension attribute, it does not.



edit: flushPolicyHistory fixed it.

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