code is small enough to be bende according to your taste:
http://www.philou.ch/cisco-term-backup.html
cheers.
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for a few dollars more ... take a look at the *MyConf* Cisco config
backup, archive and copmpare tool at http://www.myport-tools.ch
Its not using cvs or svn like rancid but using its own archive structure
and in addition it has a graphical web interface.
kind regards
sigi
Philippe Strauss wrote
yuk must be difficult to get one single dime from a cisco config archiver :-)
more seriously, I prefer a 4 pages code I can comprehend and bend at my taste.
it was sent to this list when doing some housekeeping of my HDD and oohh, this
one may still be usefull to someone else.
Le 11 janv. 2012
surely I fully agree with you (the 4 page code) but an ios by cisco isnt
an ios by cisco ... is a world full of surprises ;-)
sigi
Philippe Strauss wrote:
> yuk must be difficult to get one single dime from a cisco config
> archiver :-)
>
> more seriously, I prefer a 4 pages code I can comprehe
e problems: a simple,
>python pexpect based cisco config archiver to SVN (not using SFTP but the CLI).
>
>
>yuk must be difficult to get one single dime from a cisco config archiver :-)
>
>
>more seriously, I prefer a 4 pages code I can comprehend and bend at my taste.
>
>
> From: Philippe Strauss
> To: swinog@lists.swinog.ch
> Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2012 3:55 PM
> Subject: Re: [swinog] aside from my economical warfare problems: a simple,
> python pexpect based cisco config archiver to SVN (not using SFTP but the
> CLI).
>
On Jan 11, 2012, at 3:55 PM, Philippe Strauss wrote:
> yuk must be difficult to get one single dime from a cisco config archiver :-)
>
> more seriously, I prefer a 4 pages code I can comprehend and bend at my taste.
I totally agree. I'm using my own scripts (mostly shell scripts) for config
ba
I probably forgot to mention the vendor-specific plugins:
https://github.com/ssinyagin/gerty-plugins
>
> From: Marco Fretz
>
>I'm planning to check out gerty as it seems promising and look like a good
>approach to combine and centralize some serious tasks while
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