Question

Goodmorning,

I am trying to make a full config script for CLI , Enabling operator mode and whitelist is not a problem however i cannot find anything CLI related about making the whitelist trough CLI.

If i look at the commands what the webui uses :

uci add operctl operlist=cfg0123d7
uci set operctl.@operlist[-1].name='test'

This does not work when putting it manualy in the CLI.

Could someone help me out?

Best regards,

Tansu

Answer 1

Hello,

Could you post all of the commands that you use for configuration? Also, there are a couple of things to keep in mind. 

After setting the parameters with uci, another command is necessary to enter uci commit. This command writes changes of the given configuration file, or, if none is given, all configuration files, to the filesystem. All “uci set”, “uci add”, “uci rename” and “uci delete” commands are staged into a temporary location and written to flash only once “uci commit” is entered. 

Next you need to either reboot the router or operctl service, in order for the new configuration to be used. This can be done with command reload_config at the end of all configurations.

Bet regards,

Žygimantas 

Comments

Hello,

i use 

uci add operctl operlist=cfg0123d7

uci set operctl.@operlist[-1].name='test'

uci commit

reload_config

This does work when there is a list created already i can see take effect by changing the name.

however if the operator list is empty and i run the above commands to make a list i get this.

uci add operctl operlist=cfg0123d7

cfg064805

uci set operctl.@operlist[-1].name='test'

uci:invalid argument

BR,

Tansu

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Hello,

Try following the commands from the screenshot:

Best regards,

Žygimantas

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Hello,

I have tried the commands you are showing in the screenshot.
 

It makes a list now but i got the following problem in the webUI.(this is in FW 2.6) in fw 7.0 the webui shows how is supposed to be but i want this to happen in FW 2.6.

BR,

Tansu

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Hello,

Unfortunately it is a bug fixed only with latter firmware revisions.

Best regards,

Žygimantas

Answer 2

Thanks for the info.

One more qeustion.

now after using uci set operctl.@operlist[-1].mcc_mnc='20416' how can i add more variables in this line trying to add more codes in the list but it just make one long op. code.

Br,

Tansu

Comments

Please refer to this link for instructions on how to add lists using uci commands: https://wiki.teltonika-networks.com/view/UCI_command_usage#UCI_add_list.

Best regards,

Žygimantas