Setup on CentOs\RHEL

[Paklids]

I setup trigger on a CentOs 6.4 system and tracked the changes necessary to get it up and running. 

If this is helpful to anyone....here is my setup script (http://paklids.blogspot.com/2013/12/setup-trigger-on-centosrhel.html)

One question - can I use trigger to parse my router configs and inject those ACLs into my ACL DB?

I'd like to test trigger management of F5 LTMs, Cisco FWSMs and ASAs, and a whole array of cisco routing devices. 

[Jathan McCollum]

Hi!

This IS helpful. Ironically Trigger was developed on CentOS 5 and 6, and you really helped to point out that the docs don't call out the explicit back-end C-libraries you need to install to support some of Python C-extensions.

Was the Installation guide in the official docs helpful?

http://trigger.readthedocs.org/en/latest/installation.html#installing-trigger

Your feedback is greatly appreciated!  Please join us on IRC. I'd love to talk about the Cisco FWSM and ASA requirement you have.

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[Jathan McCollum]

Whoops, didn't mean to hit send.

To answer your question: "can I use trigger to parse my router configs and inject those ACLs into my ACL DB?"

Yes, you absolutely can. This comes up a lot and I really need to spend some time writing a user guide on writing command templates using the trigger.cmds.Commando class. 

All of the ACLsDB functionality is represented in the Trigger libs (trigger.acl.db) and can be leveraged creatively. Let's talk more about it!

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