Mon, Oct 16, 2023 at 05:31:40PM +0000, Elliot Wilen: > HI, all, > > I've been working on a .pm file for our Aruba Instant AP setup (which I'm > defining as arubaos in the types file), using foundry.pm as a starting point, > but whenever I run rancid -d -t arubaos <device>, I get "End of run not > found", "clean_run is false", and "found_end is false. Eventually after > messing with the .raw file I realized the problem was that "show > configuration" doesn't put "end" at the end. I realize I could hack this by > changing the .pm to always set $found_end to 1, but I wonder if there's a > better way. > > I'll note that for whatever reason, show configuration does end with 6 blank > lines, so I might be able to use that. Or, a bit more kludgy, I could look > for the last line that actually does print-only problem is, it is something > that could theoretically change, although we would never change it in > practice.
Those options seem like things that could easily break w/ new kernels. The reason for this check is to ensure that device actually produces a config. Some devices produce their human-readable config from non-homan readable sources. when they have issues such as memory starvation that prevent that from being produced, they will sometimes silently. So, find a method to determine that it has produced the full config, then set found_end if that check passes. Some just check that no errors were returned and greater than 5 lines of config were received. _______________________________________________ Rancid-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://www.shrubbery.net/mailman/listinfo/rancid-discuss
