[rancid] Rancid 3.1 and WAAS devices

[Ryan West]

Before upgrading from 2.3.6 to 3.1, I was able to back up WAAS devices. Now it's throwing the following error -

device-wave: End of run not found
! End of WAAS configuration

The line after this has the typical prompt#

I added a paging exception for End of WAAS, but it still fails with End of run not found.

clogin -t 90 -c "show run" seems to work fine as well.

Rancid -d functionality seems to have changed as well. rancid -d device-wave -t cisco.

loadtype(): device_type is empty
Couldn't load device type spec for

Thanks,

-ryan

[Alan McKinnon]

Post by Ryan West
Before upgrading from 2.3.6 to 3.1, I was able to back up WAAS devices.
Now it’s throwing the following error –
device-wave: End of run not found
! End of WAAS configuration
The line after this has the typical prompt#
I added a paging exception for End of WAAS, but it still fails with End of run not found.
clogin -t 90 -c "show run" seems to work fine as well.
Rancid –d functionality seems to have changed as well. rancid -d
device-wave -t cisco.
loadtype(): device_type is empty
Couldn't load device type spec for

The field separator in router.db has changed from ":" colon to ";"
semicolon (to account for IPv6 addresses as the device name)

Did you modify your router.db to account for this?

[heasley]

Post by Ryan West
Before upgrading from 2.3.6 to 3.1, I was able to back up WAAS devices. Now it's throwing the following error -
device-wave: End of run not found
! End of WAAS configuration
The line after this has the typical prompt#
I added a paging exception for End of WAAS, but it still fails with End of run not found.
clogin -t 90 -c "show run" seems to work fine as well.
Rancid -d functionality seems to have changed as well. rancid -d device-wave -t cisco.

rancid-run -r devicename -t cisco [groupname]

is what you meant, i think

Post by Ryan West
loadtype(): device_type is empty
Couldn't load device type spec for
Thanks,
-ryan
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[Ryan West]

John,

Post by Ryan West
Rancid -d functionality seems to have changed as well. rancid -d device-wave -t cisco.

rancid-run -r devicename -t cisco [groupname]

is what you meant, i think


Thanks for replying, I'm trying to get the debug functionality working to see why it think's WAAS devices are not at the end of the configuration. I thought you could run rancid -d in the past for this.

Thanks,

-ryan

Post by Ryan West
loadtype(): device_type is empty
Couldn't load device type spec for
Thanks,
-ryan

[heasley]

Post by heasley
John,

Post by Ryan West
Rancid -d functionality seems to have changed as well. rancid -d device-wave -t cisco.

rancid-run -r devicename -t cisco [groupname]

oops, no '-t cisco' there.

Post by heasley
is what you meant, i think
Thanks for replying, I'm trying to get the debug functionality working to see why it think's WAAS devices are not at the end of the configuration. I thought you could run rancid -d in the past for this.

rancid -t type -d devicename

Post by heasley
Thanks,
-ryan

Post by Ryan West
loadtype(): device_type is empty
Couldn't load device type spec for
Thanks,
-ryan