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Ørjan's avatar
Ørjan
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Jun 18, 2018

Set partition context in bash

When running the command "show ltm clientssl-proxy cached-certs virtual clientssl-profile " in tmsh I have to do "cd /" first so it finds the correct VS and profile.

 

This VS and client-SSL profile is part of our forward proxy setup for general Internet traffic so this list is quite large. I wanted to save this output to a file to work on it in bash with other tools then just grep, but when I run "tmsh show ltm clientssl-proxy cached-certs virtual clientssl-profile " from bash it can't find the Virtual Server

 

01020036:3: The requested Virtual Server (/Common/) was not found. Is it possible to run this in the correct context so I can write the output to a file?

 

bash
LTM
partitions
security

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  • Lee_Sutcliffe's avatar
    Lee_Sutcliffe
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    Jun 18, 2018

    You can use 

    "tmsh -c"
    to execute tmsh with multiple arguments. So in your case you can CD to the partition first: For example:

    tmsh -c "cd /some_partition; show ltm clientssl-proxy cached-certs virtual clientssl-profile"