[rancid] Run Rancid and with output to terminal

[Sam Barnard]

Is there a way to run rancid-run with output to the terminal?

I am not getting any output or error messages to the logs other than:

starting: Thu Apr 17 16:38:31 EDT 2008



ending: Thu Apr 17 16:38:31 EDT 2008

I can manually run clogin to each device:

[***@ashp-mon03 ~]$ bin/clogin BRRTR02
brrtr02
spawn telnet brrtr02
Trying <ADDRESS>...
telnet: connect to address <ADDRESS>: Connection refused
telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused
spawn ssh -c 3des -x -l rancid brrtr02
UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS PROHIBITED. DISCONNECT NOW ! ***@brrtr02's
password:
UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS PROHIBITED. DISCONNECT NOW!
BRRTR02#

rancid run doesnt seem to do anything tough. Routers.db looks like
this:

BRRTR01:cisco:up
BRRTR02:cisco:up
6509a:cisco:up
6509b:cisco:up

But mainly I want to see where it is choking, so is there a way to run
rancid-run with output to the terminal?

Thanks,

Sam Barnard
Systems Engineer
Govolution, LLC
***@govolution.com
703/894 - 5000 x 5703

[Gareth Hopkins]

Hi,

You can run rancid with the debug flag, so rancid -d routername

Cheers,

Gabba

Post by Sam Barnard
Is there a way to run rancid-run with output to the terminal?
starting: Thu Apr 17 16:38:31 EDT 2008
ending: Thu Apr 17 16:38:31 EDT 2008
brrtr02
spawn telnet brrtr02
Trying <ADDRESS>...
telnet: connect to address <ADDRESS>: Connection refused
telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused
spawn ssh -c 3des -x -l rancid brrtr02
UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS PROHIBITED. DISCONNECT NOW!
BRRTR02#
rancid run doesnt seem to do anything tough. Routers.db looks like
BRRTR01:cisco:up
BRRTR02:cisco:up
6509a:cisco:up
6509b:cisco:up
But mainly I want to see where it is choking, so is there a way to run
rancid-run with output to the terminal?
Thanks,
Sam Barnard
Systems Engineer
Govolution, LLC
703/894 - 5000 x 5703
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[Gareth Hopkins]

Hi,

Just rancid -d routername. jrancid should be the same syntax.

Gabba,
Should it be rancid -d routername , or rancid-run -d routername ? I
have tried rancid-run -d routername, and it says the -d flag is an unknown
option. I also tried jrancid -d routername, and it still doesn't put
anything to the terminal.
Thanks
Scott

Post by Gareth Hopkins
Hi,
You can run rancid with the debug flag, so rancid -d routername
Cheers,
Gabba

Post by Sam Barnard
Is there a way to run rancid-run with output to the terminal?
starting: Thu Apr 17 16:38:31 EDT 2008
ending: Thu Apr 17 16:38:31 EDT 2008
brrtr02
spawn telnet brrtr02
Trying <ADDRESS>...
telnet: connect to address <ADDRESS>: Connection refused
telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused
spawn ssh -c 3des -x -l rancid brrtr02
UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS PROHIBITED. DISCONNECT NOW!
BRRTR02#
rancid run doesnt seem to do anything tough. Routers.db looks like
BRRTR01:cisco:up
BRRTR02:cisco:up
6509a:cisco:up
6509b:cisco:up
But mainly I want to see where it is choking, so is there a way to run
rancid-run with output to the terminal?
Thanks,
Sam Barnard
Systems Engineer
Govolution, LLC
703/894 - 5000 x 5703
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