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Hi All,
how do I get an editable configuration (equivalent to config/active) from 80.10 Firewall. I would prefer a CLI/WinSCP method. Thank you for any tips.
This is in regards to the post:
Cheers, Tim
PhoneBoy
/config/active is a textual representation of the configuration, but the actual configuration is a sqlite database.
It's internal structure is not documented and, generally speaking, we do not support directly editing it except thru clish/WebUI commands.
Occasionally, such as in the thread you linked, you can use dbget/dbset to try and resolve database inconsistencies.
Generally, the use of dbget and dbset is unsupported.
Why not just save configuration <file>?
Or it can be also clish -s "save configuration <file>".
PhoneBoy
/config/active is a textual representation of the configuration, but the actual configuration is a sqlite database.
It's internal structure is not documented and, generally speaking, we do not support directly editing it except thru clish/WebUI commands.
Occasionally, such as in the thread you linked, you can use dbget/dbset to try and resolve database inconsistencies.
Generally, the use of dbget and dbset is unsupported.
Thanks, I'll have to experiment with that.
I would use:
clish -c "show configuration" > my_config.txt
Why not just save configuration <file>?
Or it can be also clish -s "save configuration <file>".
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