Fetch Languages and Platforms from MOS Patch Search using WGET

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 As promised, I am back to blogging with the script to fetch the languages and platforms and their codes used during patch search/download in My Oracle Support (MOS).


This script, again, uses the wget command in order to fetch this data and of course, needs one's MOS' username and password (that gets saved in a wgetrc file) as inputs.


You may download the script from git.


Here's the usage and the output:




$ ./Fetch_Languages_And_Platforms_From_MOS_Patch_Search.sh 
The executable 'wget' is indeed available in the PATH variable. Proceeding further.....

Enter your MOS Username: username@example.com
Enter you password: 


537P - Acme Packet 1100
529P - Acme Packet 3820
540P - Acme Packet 3900
561P - Acme Packet 3950
530P - Acme Packet 4500
538P - Acme Packet 4600
560P - Acme Packet 4900
534P - Acme Packet 6100
531P - Acme Packet 6300
551P - Acme Packet 6350
527P - Acme Packet OS
512P - Apple iOS
293P - Apple Mac OS X (Intel) (32-bit)
522P - Apple Mac OS X (Intel) (64-bit)
421P - Apple Mac OS X (PowerPC)
553P - Apple macOS
559P - Apple macOS ARM (64-bit)
516P - Embedded Linux ARM
521P - Embedded Linux on cnMIPS
519P - Embedded Linux on POWER e500v2
517P - Embedded Linux on POWER Systems
294P - Embedded Linux SH4
515P - Embedded Linux x86
228P - FreeBSD - x86
361P - Fujitsu BS2000
312P - Fujitsu BS2000/OSD (SQ series)
285P - Fujitsu BS2000/OSD (SX series)
504P - Fujitsu MSP-EX
513P - Google Android
554P - Google Android 9
549P - HP NonStop (Guardian) on x86
548P - HP NonStop (OSS) on x86
304P - HP NonStop Itanium (Guardian)
308P - HP NonStop Itanium (OSS)
303P - HP NonStop S-series (Guardian)
89P - HP OpenVMS Alpha
243P - HP OpenVMS Itanium
1P - HP OpenVMS VAX
87P - HP Tru64 UNIX
197P - HP-UX Itanium
278P - HP-UX Itanium (32-bit)
999P - HP-UX PA-RISC (32-bit)
59P - HP-UX PA-RISC (64-bit)
299P - ia64
319P - IBM AIX on POWER Systems (32-bit)
212P - IBM AIX on POWER Systems (64-bit)
43P - IBM i on POWER Systems
211P - IBM S/390 Based Linux (31-bit)
30P - IBM z/OS on System z
314P - IBM z/VM on System z
227P - IBM: Linux on POWER Big Endian Systems
542P - IBM: Linux on POWER Little Endian Systems
209P - IBM: Linux on System z
297P - iTron
528P - Linux ARM 32-bit VFP HardFP ABI
523P - Linux ARM 32-bit VFP SoftFP ABI
564P - Linux ARM 64 bit (DB19 OL79)
541P - Linux ARM 64-bit
214P - Linux Itanium
556P - Linux MIPS 64-bit
525P - Linux SPARC
46P - Linux x86
226P - Linux x86-64
99999P - Metadata-Only Patch
912P - Microsoft Windows (32-bit)
558P - Microsoft Windows AArch64
208P - Microsoft Windows Itanium (64-bit)
539P - Microsoft Windows Phone
233P - Microsoft Windows x64 (64-bit)
276P - Monta Vista x86
277P - Monta Vista x86-64
536P - Net-Net 4250
533P - Net-Net 9200
547P - Netra Server X5-2 for Communications
535P - Netra X3-2 for Acme Packet
1234P - NLS Generic Platform
2234P - NLS Merged Translations
3234P - NLS Pseudo Translation
313P - OpenSolaris
309P - Oracle JRockit Virtual Edition x86 (32-bit)
311P - Oracle JRockit Virtual Edition x86-64 (64-bit)
506P - Oracle Solaris Express
453P - Oracle Solaris on SPARC (32-bit)
23P - Oracle Solaris on SPARC (64-bit)
173P - Oracle Solaris on x86 (32-bit)
267P - Oracle Solaris on x86-64 (64-bit)
565P - Private Cloud Appliance 2.x
511P - QNX UNIX
28P - SCO UNIX
505P - SPARC
550P - StorageTek Hardware
619P - Stratus PA-RISC VOS
26P - Symbian EPOC
555P - Talari
532P - Tekelec
316P - Unisys OS 2200
520P - VxWorks
280P - x86 32 bit
282P - x86 64 bit
67L - Albanian (SQ)
8L - Arabic (AR)
26L - Brazilian Portuguese (PTB)
101L - Bulgarian (BG)
3L - Canadian French (FRC)
102L - Catalan (CA)
103L - Croatian (HR)
66L - Cyrillic Kazakh (CKK)
62L - Cyrillic Serbian (CSR)
30L - Czech (CS)
5L - Danish (DK)
6L - Dutch (NL)
118L - ESTONIAN (ET)
7L - Finnish (SF)
2L - French (F)
4L - German (D)
104L - Greek (EL)
107L - Hebrew (IW)
28L - Hungarian (HU)
106L - Icelandic (IS)
46L - Indonesian (IN)
108L - Italian (I)
15L - Japanese (JA)
16L - Korean (KO)
29L - Latin American Spanish (ESA)
63L - Latin Serbian (LSR)
119L - LATVIAN (LV)
109L - Lithuanian (LT)
10L - Norwegian (N)
110L - Polish (PL)
18L - Portuguese (PT)
111L - Romanian (RO)
112L - Russian (RU)
14L - Simplified Chinese (ZHS)
113L - Slovak (SK)
114L - Slovenian (SL)
11L - Spanish (E)
13L - Swedish (S)
115L - Thai (TH)
117L - Traditional Chinese (ZHT)
116L - Turkish (TR)
37L - UK English (GB)
39L - Ukrainian (UK)
43L - Vietnamese (VN)
999L - Worldwide Spanish (ESW)


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