[rancid] Vdxrancid contributed script on working on my Brocade VDX

[Nick Buraglio]

I wrote that quite a while ago (2012) when the vdx was really new, I
suspect the output may have changed. I don't have any vdx to test against
any longer.
Another data point is that I never tested it with the newest rancid which
has a very different framework for adding new devices.

On Wednesday, May 6, 2015, Scott Foster <Scott.Foster at merrickbank.com>
wrote:

>  I have been trying to get the below contributed script for a Brocade VDX
> switch to work on my VDX 6710, 6720 and 6740 switches.  I have listed the
> URL to the contributed script below.
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> https://code.google.com/p/vdxrancid/source/browse/trunk/vdxrancid?spec=svn2&r=2
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> When I execute the vdxrancid script I get the error:  “End of run not
> found”
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> I’ve validated that I have implemented the script and modified my files as
> needed (someone also check this as well).  We can’t find anything that
> would be causing this.  The only thing that we might has found is that when
> you perform a “show run” at the command prompt that there is no ‘end’ at
> the end of the configuration.  I’m thinking this might be problem and that
> rancid is hitting the end of the config, but doesn’t know if it is the end
> or not.
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> We are running code 4.1.3a.  I’m hoping that someone might be able to help.
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> Scott
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