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transapi_init() #123
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I'm using the transapi_init() function to change the startup configuration of my device, I'm writing my tree in the *running xmlDocPtr and I know it's correct because I'm dumping it in a text file (using xmlDocDump), and then I'm reading this file and I'm putting its content inside a const char * data, and it is copied to the string data successfully because I'm printing it in another file, and I'm using the below function to edit the startup config :
rpc = nc_rpc_editconfig(NC_DATASTORE_STARTUP, NC_DATASTORE_CONFIG,0,0,0,data);
if(rpc==NULL) system("mkdir /root/logs/rpcerror");
else system("mkdir /root/logs/rpcedited");
rpcedited directory is created which means the rpc value is not NULL but the startup configuration never changes. Can you help me please?
Note that I transformed the xmlDocPtr to a const char * because that's what nc_rpc_editconfig requires.
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michalvasko commentedon Jun 30, 2016
Hi,
if I understand your problem correctly then you are mistaken about what
transapi_init()is supposed to do, because you cannot changestartupusing it. What it is supposed to do is analyze the current system state, create the configuration accordingly so that afterwards, whenstartupis copied intorunning, the final state really conforms tostartup. This is also written in our tutorial, point 3.Regards,
Michal
i95der commentedon Jun 30, 2016
So if I want to editconfig of a datastore, I should do it from a node callback or what? Am I using the nc_rpc_editconfig the right way?
michalvasko commentedon Jun 30, 2016
If you want to execute edit-config on a datastore, you generally must send such an RPC to the server. You can do (fake) this from inside the server using dummy sessions. You can find an example of this in our netopeer cfgsystem init utility.
Regards,
Michal