Linux Server pattern will updated the os value incorrectly as "Linux Fedora" for arbitrary Linux distributionsIssue OOTB we have the option to update the os accurately for the following standard Linux distributions: {"Oracle Linux", "Linux CentOS", "Linux Fedora", "Linux Red Hat", "Linux SuSE", "Linux Ubuntu"} If the Linux distribution being discovered falls out of the standard distributions mentioned above, we will update the os as 'GNU/Linux'. But the Linux Server pattern is updating the os incorrectly as 'Linux Fedora' for non Fedora distributions.CauseThis is because of the output received from the command in 'Step 9.1. Get distribution' which fails to filter out the line LOGO="fedora-logo-icon" Run Discovery on Linux Server for non standard distribution other than the ones from {"Oracle Linux", "Linux CentOS", "Linux Fedora", "Linux Red Hat", "Linux SuSE", "Linux Ubuntu"}. Notice that the os value is updated incorrectly as 'Linux Fedora'. You can also verify that the issue is reproduced when the output from 'Step 9.1. Get distribution' has the line LOGO="fedora-logo-icon".ResolutionIn Linux Server pattern modify the "Step 9.1. Get distribution" to filter out LOGO. Change the command from "cat /etc/*release | grep -v ID_LIKE" to "cat /etc/*release | grep -v ID_LIKE | grep -v LOGO" Save the pattern, run Pattern sync to mid and rerun Discovery. The os value should be updated as GNU/Linux. The issue is fixed and available OOTB in the plugin 'Visibility Content' version 6.7.0