Markus Wigge dixit:
>Well, I see my example as intention too. I don't want to reflash a
>router when it comes back from a customer each time, I just want to
>erase the config and start from scratch with the default config files
>and scripts I got from the packages.
How about cat backup.tgz | ssh -l root router 'cd /etc; tar xzphf -'
Sounds more reasonable to me.
>then reinitialize fwcf afterwards.
fwcf can't be reinitialised, you could only copy files to /etc too.
There comes up a question: what do you do if the file already
exists in /etc? (That's one of the reasons MirPorts for example
don't touch files in /etc (but do copy them there if they don't
exist).)
>Where so you save you Configuration in MirOS?
Ah, forgot: They are installed into ${LOCALBASE}/share/examples/<pkgname>/
but copied to /etc or ${LOCALBASE}/etc upon installation.
Something not feasible for embedded systems because it
takes up twice the space.
>As I already mentioned "write
>erase" on IOS leaves a clean empty config to start with.
Sure, but erasing the fwcf partition does that too - for
the base install.
//mirabile
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