Add alt_system_info table#58
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Thank you for this - have you considered moving the osquery client in the sofa table to your new generic one as well? |
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This PR adds the
alt_system_infotable, which mimics the built-insystem_infotable.The table avoids the
Allow "osquery" to find devices on local networks?prompt that the built-insystem_infotable triggers on macOS 15.0.On versions other than 15.0, this table queries and returns the output of the system_info table.
The
cpu_subtypefield always returns empty with this table, because it requires the use of C APIs (e.g. CGo) to fetch.The following code will allow someone to get the
cpu_subtypefield, if they want to deal with CGo:Example from macOS 15.0:
Example from not macOS 15.0: