[rancid] Re: .cloginrc question. How to use wild card?

[Mike Ashcraft]

Sam,

 

Put the entire hostname glob inside the curly braces.

 

For example:

Add user {test*[1-2]}     {admin}

 

Mike

 

From: rancid-discuss-bounces at shrubbery.net
[mailto:rancid-discuss-bounces at shrubbery.net] On Behalf Of Sam Munzani
Sent: Friday, February 15, 2008 11:27 AM
To: rancid-discuss at shrubbery.net
Subject: [rancid] .cloginrc question. How to use wild card?

 

Team,

I have my devices named like this. xxx-rtr01, xxx-rtr02, xxx-rtr03 etc
all the way up to 10. routers 1 through 6 supports telnet method only
while 7 through 10 supports ssh only. Is there a clean way to define
these 2 groups in .cloginrc? I tried following and captured the error
messages.

Experiment # 1: .cloginrc section
 add user test*[1-2]     {admin} 
 add password test*[1-2] {password} 
 add method test*[1-2] telnet 
 add autoenable test*[1-2] 1

$ clogin test-rtr01 
 
 Error: invalid command name "1-2"

Experiment # 2: 
add user test*{*\[1-6]} {admin}
add password test*{*\[1-6]} {password}
add method test*{*\[1-6]} telnet
add autoenable test*{*\[1-6]} 1

$ clogin test-rtr01
test-rtr01

Error: no password for test-rtr01 in /opt/rancid/.cloginrc.

Experiment # 3: 
add user test{*\[1-6]} {admin}
add password test{*\[1-6]} {password}
add method test{*\[1-6]} telnet
add autoenable test{*\[1-6]} 1

$ clogin test-rtr01
test-rtr01

Error: no password for test-rtr01 in /opt/rancid/.cloginrc.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
sam

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