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Clish commands can only be used in expert mode with the following command for example 'clish -c "show route"'. To make this a bit easier, I wrote a simple script to simplify that.
Now you can use the new command "c" to execute clish commands. You only have to write the c before each clish command in expert mode.
For example, if you want to execute the clish command "show route", all you have to do is type the followingin expert mode:
# c show route
To in
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I also find the reverse idea good to execute expert mode commands in clish. Unfortunately I can't do that:-)
That's the way I see it:
> e netstat -rn
Now the expert mode command is executed in the clish. Can you implement this?
I also know that the "dynamic clish" is planned. But here the commands different from the expert mode syntax and we have to learn everything new.
I want an "e" in the clish
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Just one thing: your default shell needs to be /bin/bash. If you default log in with clish, go to expert and want to use this trick, you get a "configuration lock" message and cannot execute the command.
I would love that "e" option too...
Dear Heiko Ankenbrand Thanks, it's working fine.
and Marcel Wildenberg thanks for the trick.
The below screenshot is showing that when I type any command like c show route (as per the script )
#Chinmaya Naik
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- but nice idea!My clish is very much restricted without a tab key 
- but nice idea!
