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andrew_C1
Nimbostratus
Nimbostratusbest way to touch a table key/value to refresh with specific timeout
as per title, [table lookup -subtable $sub $key] touches but sets a timeout of 180 seconds. From what i can see all other methods of refreshing will involve writing to the key/pair value which seems ...
Kai_Wilke
MVP
MVPHi Andrew,
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[table lookup -subtable $sub $key]-timeout-timeout-timeout-timeout[table set/add/replace]You may try this rather simple demo snippet to observe the behavior of default timeouts lifetimes of table keys...
table set key1 1
table set key2 1 10 20
table set key3 1 10 indef
after 5000
set data [table lookup key2]
log local0.debug "Key1: Timeout = [table timeout -remaining key1], Lifetime = [table lifetime -remaining key1]"
log local0.debug "Key2: Timeout = [table timeout -remaining key2], Lifetime = [table lifetime -remaining key2]"
log local0.debug "Key3: Timeout = [table timeout -remaining key3], Lifetime = [table lifetime -remaining key3]"
Cheers, Kai
