clish_nested_up

[cpatt...@globalgossip.net]

Hello Serj,

Your product is awesome, however I am having an issue with the nested views. I wish to put this in the global-commands.xml :

                <COMMAND name="exit"
                        help="Exit from this view, up one level"
                        lock="false">
                        <ACTION builtin="clish_nested_up"/>
                </COMMAND>

so that I can exit up one level from whichever nested view I am in. I have set the restore tag in root-view, and I have set up the nested views in such a way:
root-view.xml has default depth=0
enable-mode.xml has depth=1
configure-mode has depth=2
then there are multiple nested views in configure, such as interace-view, which have depth=3.

Actually here is the grep output:
# grep -r depth etc/clish-xml/
etc/clish-xml/chilli-view.xml:          depth="3">
etc/clish-xml/configure-view.xml:               depth="2">
etc/clish-xml/root-view.xml:            restore="depth">
etc/clish-xml/enable-view.xml:          depth="1">
etc/clish-xml/interface-view.xml:               depth="3">
etc/clish-xml/dhcp-view.xml:            depth="3">

It seems from what I have read that this should function fine. However when it is set up like this, and I try to make a change from config mode or do anything with konfd, then I will get the message:
The error while request to the config daemon.

But you can see the konfd daemon is running as the user:
# ps -ef | grep konfd
user    2889     1  0 06:29 ?        00:00:00 /usr/bin/konfd

Is it possible to do it this way, or am I missing something simple?


Thanks

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[serj.k...@gmail.com]

Hello

I think you have some problems with CONFIG tag. The klish will not communicate to konfd without CONFIG tag. Grep for CONFIG.
To debug it use --enable-debug for configure script and run konfd in foreground. The clish will print request to konfd and konfd will print input request. Probably you will see a problem.

The clish_nested_up do nothing with konfd.


19.10.2013 01:24, cpatt...@globalgossip.net пишет:

I think you have some problems with CONFIG tag. The klish will not communicate konfd without CONF

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[cpatt...@globalgossip.net]

Well I quit trying to exit up to root-view using the bultiin ACTION builtin="clish_nested_up"/>.
I am happy with using the exit to get back to configure-view, if I set the depth of configure-view=0 config-int-view=1. Then removing "exit" from global commands.

However now I am having a very similar with trying to use klish as the login shell: could it be related? If I set the user path for clishuser in /etc/passwd  to /usr/bin/clish, then konfd will not start up after I reboot. I have set the konfd daemon to run under the account of clishuser in /etc/init.d/klish-init. I have also tried your suggestion of making the file /bin/klish and using that in /etc/passwd.

As far as the CONFIG tags go, I have several different 'view' files. The 'config' view has only one CONFIG tag, the rest of the CONFIG tags are in the other views. For instance the "interface-view.xml" file references the other views.
It looks sort of like this:

<VIEW name="enable-view">
     commands  with CONFIG tags
</VIEW>

 <VIEW name="configure-view">
     commands  with CONFIG tags
</VIEW>

 <VIEW name="configure-if-view"
                prompt="${HOSTNAME}(config-if-${iface})# "
                depth="1">
    commands  with CONFIG tags
</VIEW>


I could show the entire file if it would be helpful.

Thanks