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class IPOS < Oxidized::Model
# Ericsson SSR (IPOS)
# Redback SE (SEOS)
prompt /^([\[\]\w.@-]+[#>]\s?)$/
comment '! '
cmd 'show chassis' do |cfg|
comment cfg.each_line.to_a[0..-2].join
end
cmd 'show hardware' do |cfg|
comment cfg.each_line.to_a[0..-2].join
end
cmd 'show release' do |cfg|
comment cfg.each_line.to_a[0..-2].join
end
cmd 'show configuration' do |cfg|
# SEOS regularly adds some odd line breaks in random places
# when showing the config, triggering changes.
cfg.gsub! "\r\n", "\n"
cfg = cfg.each_line.to_a
# Keeps the issued command commented but removes the uncommented "Building configuration..."
# and "Current configuration:" lines as well as the last prompt at the end.
cfg = cfg[4..-2].unshift comment cfg[0]
# Later IPOS releases add this line in addition to the usual "last changed" line.
# It's touched regularly (as often as multiple times per minute) by the OS without actual visible config changes.
cfg = cfg.reject { |line| line.match "Configuration last changed by system user" }
# Earlier IPOS releases lack the "changed by system user" line and instead overwrite
# the single "last changed by user" line. Because the line has a timestamp it will
# trigger constant changes if not removed. By doing so there will only be a single
# extra change trigged after an actual config change by a user but still have the
# real user.
cfg = cfg.reject { |line| line.match "Configuration last changed by user '%LICM%' at" }
cfg = cfg.reject { |line| line.match "Configuration last changed by user '<NO USER>' at" }
cfg = cfg.reject { |line| line.match "Configuration last changed by user '' at" }
cfg.join
end
cfg :telnet do
username /^login:/
password /^\r*password:/
end
cfg :telnet, :ssh do
post_login 'terminal length 0'
pre_logout do
send "exit\n"
send "n\n"
end
end
end
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