I use api for set queue for customer,but the result that return is :
Policy !trap=message=no such item.tag=username!done.tag=username
why ?
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Re: mikrotik.Send(.... for set queue
How does your request look and what is the RouterOS version you're using?
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Re: mikrotik.Send(.... for set queue
on this router and with this code , every thing is correct but sometimes occur this error,not alwaysHow does your request look and what is the RouterOS version you're using?
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Re: mikrotik.Send(.... for set queue
If you're targeting the queue by ID instead of a name, you should keep in mind that IDs may change as you add/remove/move queues, which could be the reason why it sometimes works, and sometimes not. Target queues by their name instead.
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Re: mikrotik.Send(.... for set queue
means that when i want to set queue for a customer, i should send username no id ? if yes, customer's id is unique and not changeIf you're targeting the queue by ID instead of a name, you should keep in mind that IDs may change as you add/remove/move queues, which could be the reason why it sometimes works, and sometimes not. Target queues by their name instead.
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Re: mikrotik.Send(.... for set queue
I mean use the queue name. If the queue name is the customer's ID, then the customer ID it is.
So if the name of your queue is "CustomerID-1234", then make the request be something like:
So if the name of your queue is "CustomerID-1234", then make the request be something like:
Code: Select all
/queue/simple/set
=numbers=CustomerID-1234
=max-limit=10M/10M
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Re: mikrotik.Send(.... for set queue
I use below codesI mean use the queue name. If the queue name is the customer's ID, then the customer ID it is.
So if the name of your queue is "CustomerID-1234", then make the request be something like:Code: Select all/queue/simple/set =numbers=CustomerID-1234 =max-limit=10M/10M
Code: Select all
/queue/simple/set
=.id=<pppoe-CUSTOMERUSERNAME>
=max-limit=10M/10M-
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Re: mikrotik.Send(.... for set queue
That should be equivalent to the above, so that's not the problem.
What RouterOS version are you using? There was a bug in recent versions about added/modified items (not just queues...) not being made available to scripts/API until a whole second after the fact. I don't remember the exact version, but it should certainly already be fixed in 6.7.
What RouterOS version are you using? There was a bug in recent versions about added/modified items (not just queues...) not being made available to scripts/API until a whole second after the fact. I don't remember the exact version, but it should certainly already be fixed in 6.7.
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Re: mikrotik.Send(.... for set queue
our RouterOS version is 6.7That should be equivalent to the above, so that's not the problem.
What RouterOS version are you using? There was a bug in recent versions about added/modified items (not just queues...) not being made available to scripts/API until a whole second after the fact. I don't remember the exact version, but it should certainly already be fixed in 6.7.