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Its nearly the year 2018. Here is a very simple command that still doesn't exist in tmsh.
list | no-more
Instead we are forced to drop into bash and send tmsh -q. Come on guys....
- Skye_85590Oct 20, 2017Nimbostratus
It is not clear what you want to do here, you should not do an "open list".
Trust me, you can get just about any config/state data with tmsh if you know how to use it right with bash.
Example to get each virtual server name and address:
tmsh list ltm virtual | grep 'ltm virtual \|address'
- crosson_16669Oct 23, 2017Nimbostratus
@Skye
Trust me, you can get just about any config/state data with tmsh if you know how to use it right with bash.
Your right. "tmsh -q list" would do just that. That isn't my ask. I shouldn't have to drop into bash to list the config with a "no-more" flag. I should be able to do this from right within tmsh. Something along the lines of "list | no-more".
Everyone knows you can call tmsh from bash and then pipe the output to standard nix commands. That isn't the ask.
- Skye_85590Oct 23, 2017Nimbostratus
I do not "drop into bash" but I probably would not leave it in the first place.
I am happy to discuss how to do it in UNIX, otherwise, good luck!
- crosson_16669Oct 23, 2017Nimbostratus
@Skye
I do not "drop into bash" but I probably would not leave it in the first place.
You do not drop from bash. You do not leave it in the first place. What does this even mean?