* refactor: Updated discovery to use a core module for sysDescr/sysObjectID use
* final update hopefully
* revert changes
* more changes + docs
* migrated poller to use numerical sysObjectID
* more updates for sysObjectID
* update any alert rules which might have enterprises. in
* moved schema file
* small updates
* updated getHostOS()
* scrut fixes
* updated sysObjectId -> sysObjectID
* updated sysObjectId -> sysObjectID
* updated remainder of sysObjectId -> sysObjectID
* another sysObjectId -> sysObjectID
* fixed secureplatform test data
* Fix tests: $device is not pulled from the database before polling
Also, update the db in the core discovery module.
I think using the strict check was causing some of our odd incorrect os detection. The previous php code was not using a strict check, so revert to that.
* mib_dir consistency
also, all the snmpget mib_dir lines were unneeded.
* re-add mib_dir for now, can remove the redundancy later if I come up with something.
* fix tests
* feature: Allow snmpget in os discovery yaml
Re-submit after release
* Remove extra trim in discovery and in snmp_get.
also trim() always returns a string, so is_string() check is a waste of cpu cycles.
* feature: Allow snmpget in os discovery yaml
Convert all remaining os except airos.
Affected OS: asuswrt-merlin, ddnons, dsm, extrahop, huaweiups, ibmtl, pcoweb, pktj, qnap, remoteeye4, sentry3, sentry4, tomato
There should be not change in detection.
* Fix, asuswrt-merlin and tomato with snmpsim. May not have been an issue with actual devices because of -Oa leading " was a bit odd.
* missed file
