[rancid] Re: Howto use backup files ??
Andrea
arussos at comune.modena.it
Thu Jan 7 11:02:52 UTC 2010
john heasley ha scritto:
> Tue, Jan 05, 2010 at 08:27:03AM -0500, Steve Teti:
>
>> Andrea wrote:
>>
>>> I ask 'cause using viewvc, when i navigate through the cvsroot page to
>>> one of the configs directory, i see ( for each revision file ) only
>>> three links:
>>> -) view
>>> -) annotate
>>> -) select for diffs
>>>
>>> ..Is there the possibility to have a "download" link in order to see in
>>> the browser page the selected file only ???
>>>
>> Take a look at the allowed_views option in viewvc.conf. Adding "co" to
>> the list of views should add a "download" link to your viewvc pages.
>>
>>
>>> ...I also know that after that i have to parse the file 'cause i need a
>>> file "purged" from the non-rilevant part ( such as hardware and firmware
>>> part )..
>>>
>> I believe the non-relevant parts are prepended with a "!", which should
>> allow you to paste or TFTP the entire file into a Cisco router with no
>> ill effects. Also, if you have FILTER_PWDS enabled in rancid.conf (I
>> believe it's enabled by default), all your passwords will have been
>> stripped out of the stored config files. Make sure you have the
>> relevant passwords stored elsewhere to replace into the config file.
>>
>
> FILTER_PWDS is off (commented) by default. caveat is that if you're
> using a linux pkg, they may have changed the default to "help" you.
>
>
>> Steve
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>
Hi all !!
First of all, thanks a lot for your quick answers !!
In effect, i modified the "viewvc.conf" file adding "co" to the
"allowed_views" section.
Magically now i notice the "download" link on the GUI .....
But now i'm facing a strange ( almost to me :-( ) thing:
I make this test: i compare the file rancid backed-up with the one
generated by the download link ( i.e. a page in my browser showing the
config file as it should be seen ...);
RESULT: the two files differs but apparently the contents are the same (
i mean looking with VI both of them ).
So i suppose that some strange characters ( not visible as ASCII ??? )
are added by the browser, if only i noticed that saving the same file
by right -click on the download link and selecting "save as " gives
no problem on the generated file....
Some hints on solving this ???
It's not a big problem, i'm just curios of understanding it better ...
--Andrea
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