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For example, under the sub item PPP>Interface>Link Downs, should the content be a counter?
How to batch clear it? Between pppoe-out1 and pppout100?

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Top it up! Let more big brothers see~

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I once saw a video online where PPPOE batch speed measurement can be performed in ROS. May I ask how experts can achieve this operation? Although ROS has related tools, I don't have a high bandwidth for building servers. If I could use resources like {speedtest. net} in ROS in bulk, it would be very...

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Instead of insisting with useless ";", understand that all variables, local and global, must be defined at the start of the script, not on subsection. { :local q 0 :local yys 134 :local gsd 1936 :if ([:len [/file find where name="Save$yys$"gsd".txt"] ] > 0) do={ :set q...

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I modified the above code but it still doesn't work. Is it a bug in ROS? No. The issue is the "1" in "/file get 1 content" (or, /file get "1" content, both same). What using a numeric (or string that is a number) in "get" does is tell it to get the file at in...

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Thats because you are using the 'local' type which confines variables to the scope they are created within (and scopes deeper inside) but cannot exist outside of that scope. Thus as you've found it doesn't exist outside of the 'if' statement Use :global instead of :local or place the :log command i...

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Thats because you are using the 'local' type which confines variables to the scope they are created within (and scopes deeper inside) but cannot exist outside of that scope. Thus as you've found it doesn't exist outside of the 'if' statement Use :global instead of :local or place the :log command i...

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:log warning [$q] should not be: :log warning "$q" [] execute cmd/function, but you have a string/num. This is not the root cause, I just want to assign a value to the variable q and found that it is normal within IF! But it cannot be called outside of IF!!!? So use: log warning to see if...

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{
:if ([:len [/file find name=1.txt ]] > 0) do={
:local q [/file get "1" contents]
} else={
/file print file=1
:delay 2
:local q 0
}
:log warning [$q] ;
}

It still doesn't work, my ROS is ROS_ Long term v6.49.10

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:if ([:len [/file find name=1.txt ]] > 0) do={
:local q [/file get "1" contents]
} else={
/file print file=1
:delay 2
:local q 0
}

:log warning [$q] ;
This code cannot run as expected, and the value of variable q is empty outside?
May I ask how to rewrite it?

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import filename.rsc

Oh~Thank you~

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Oh~Thank you! I happen to also think of finding myself

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If it cannot be directly judged, is there any other way?

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I used the command [system script export file=script.rsc] to export all scripts to a backup file. How should I restore it? When I use the Restore function of files to restore, it will prompt: Do you want to restore configuration and reboot? After clicking Yes, a prompt will appear: Couldn't restore ...

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Inspired by you, 01-09 has been resolved! But there are still some issues with 00, SNA0000000-SNA0099999

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Oh! Great God~~I may not have described it properly. The character prefix I want to get is SNA00/SNA01/SNA02... SNA09 and then concatenated with complete characters such as SNA000000-SNA009999/SNA100000-SNA0199999/SNA0900000-SNA0999999. The last 5 digits range from 00000 to 99999, with only 100000 r...

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:local num 00 ; for p from=0 to=99999 do={ /interface pppoe-client set pppoe-out1 comment=("SNA".$num+$p) :delay 2 } In a script like this, how can the content of the comment be changed to something like SNA00000, SNA00000 1, until SNA0099999. This way? Can't we just use addition directly,...

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or directly
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:local t [$rndMAC]

Well, I've read your post and understood it~Thank you, great god~

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:local t ;
:set t [$rndMAC] ;

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00:00:00.4 = 400ms What are the benefits of your writing style? In what sense? I'm confused. May I ask for your advice? This is why the forum is here, anyone can answer you. Sorry~Some sentences are due to translation software issues, which may have caused you to misunderstand. Thank you again and ...

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You use the script on x86 or CHR? There is no random number generator on v6, and using an extremely fast CPU produces the same number. I add one artificious delay on previous sript (please remove quoted scripts on your post) that apparently on my CHR/x86 fix the problem (and work on both v6 and v7)...

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I have decided to choose V6.49.10. In this version, I would like to ask the forum experts how to use the most concise script to generate a valid random MAC? Forget the endless writings of @vingjfg who doesn't read my posts, so he doesn't know that simply 2 lines are enough to generate MAC address w...

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Thank you very much for your sample code~It's just V7. If [: rndnum] and [: rndstr] can be downloaded and used in V6, it would be very convenient! But I think it's unlikely~

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Locally administered unicast address vs. global unique unicast address. 0,4,8,C vs. 2,6,A,E See: https://developer.epages.com/blog/tech-stories/how-to-generate-mac-addresses/ Thank you very much for your connection introduction~ [0..F][0|4|8|C] - global unique unicast [0..F][1|5|9|D] - global uniqu...

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Hi Rosa, Regarding the structure of a MAC address, the 2 constraints are: The LSB ("bit 0") of the first byte is 0 for a unicast address, 1 for a multicast address The next bit ("bit 1") of the first byte is 0 for a globally unique address and 1 for a locally administered addres...

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:local Hex "0123456789ABCDEF" ;
:local 2st "26AE" ;

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Due to the insufficient support for Chinese characters in the v7 version of the script, and the fact that characters such as "[" and "]" are also randomly recognized as underscores, and the script is prone to crashes, I have decided to choose V6.49.10. In this version, I would li...

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on some 7.13.something is 64KB use /interface pppoe-client export file=exportuserandpassword the export is "dirty" of other values, but export all users. [/interface pppoe client export file] This feature is not sufficient~It exports all information, I just want the value that can success...

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Flip the forum and watch the discussion with the experts~I solved it myself~

:if (:typeof [([/interface pppoe-client monitor $pppoename once as-value]->"status")] = "disconnected") do={}

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After reading the link provided by my friend below, I can understand what you're saying now. Oh, finally you understand and now I can help you without brainless cut-and-paste { :local filename "history_users_and_passwords.txt" :local pppoeArr [/interface pppoe-client print detail as-value...

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Can multiple results be stored in the same file? Is HTTP or FTP okay? Or can it only be FTP? Can you provide some sample scripts? 1) Yes, you can save several results in the same file: see example in my previous post. 2) I have only tested it by FTP and it works. 3) Example of script using FTP # FT...

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Thank you for your script example, but this is not what I want. My script loop will produce some results, and my main purpose is to save these results to a file because saving to a file can prevent sudden power outages from time to time. Besides/file set, is there any other good way? I store my sen...

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Have you read at least the existing part of the manuals regarding scripting and the topics already present on the forum that talk about file management? After reading about the relevant connection you wrote, the maximum size is 64KB, so this plan has been abandoned. Using another method, thank you~!

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Sorry, maybe you didn't understand what I meant! So if you can't do something, is it my fault that I don't understand you? I'm sorry, but as usual, instead of trying to understand how it should be done, you want to do it the way you think it should be done, so I can't help you understand how it sho...

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/system clock :local dt "$[get date] $[get time]" :local filename "datetime.txt" /file :if ([:len [find where name="flash" and type="disk"]] = 1) do={:set filename "flash/$filename"} :if ([:len [find where name=$filename]] = 0) do={print file="...

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/file print file=result.txt /file set [find name="result.txt"] contents=[/interface pppoe-client get [find name=pppoe-out1] password] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A s...

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PPPOE dialing may encounter a situation where the (status) column is [disconnected] during connection. How to correctly determine this in the script? When this situation occurs, perform the operation of replacing the MAC.

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Sorry, maybe you didn't understand what I meant! What I mean is adding content to a text file as the second line, is this feasible? /file set [find name="result.txt"] contents=[/interface pppoe-client get [find name=pppoe-out1] password+"<CR><LF>"] /file set [find name="resu...

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/file print file=result.txt /file set [find name="result.txt"] contents=[/interface pppoe-client get [find name=pppoe-out1] password] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A sc...

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For example, the text file containing numbers is N001.txt, and the size of this file is 87.8 KB (89998 bytes)

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I am preparing a test script to read a line of content from a text file and modify the user and pass parameters of pppoe-out1 for dialing testing! If successful, it will be written to a result file. Can this operation be implemented using a script? I am a beginner in ROS scripting. Do you have any e...

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