From: Jeff Jensen <jpj@corp.webtv.net>
Hi,
The targets and mtargets tags works on the target path, which doesn't
actually relate to the unix file names. You can have 10 targets in 1 file,
or 10 files of 1 target each. So, in my example, you can have a file
named interfaces that has Ethernet0_0 and Ethernet0_1, and then your
mtargets line could look like:
mtargets="/router-interfaces/<routername>/Ethernet0_0;
/router-interfaces/<routername>/Ethernet0_1"
The filename never appears.
-Jeff
On Fri, May 14, 1999 at 06:39:04PM -0700, McGannahan Skjellyfetti wrote:
....
> Does this assume that inside the file "/routers/router-1" there
> in only 1 target, and it has the same name as the file? For example,
> part of my config tree looks like:
>
> /router-interfaces/<routername>/interfaces
>
> Where interfaces is a file that contains all the targets for the router
> named <routername> (Ethernet0_0, Ethernet0_1, etc.). Essentially, the
> file "interfaces" was created with the "/util/listInterfaces" script.
> I tried simply appending the target name to the path above, but that
> doesn't seem to work. What's the proper syntax, or must I have a
> seperate file for each target?
>
>
> thanks
>
>
>
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