On 17/02/12 12:47, James Bensley wrote:
Hello everyone,
I am trying to make a read only user on a device for rancid to login
in with. The problem is that when I telnet in as the rancid user, and
authenticate, I am dropped strait into priviledge exec mode which has
a different prompt ('#'- hash, instead of '>' - greater than), which
throws off the rancid expect script and it justs hangs.
My observation is that only usernames with privilege 0 and 1 are dropped
into the > prompt.
Usernames with privilege >= 2 go straight into the exec prompt.
It's been a while since I looked at the privilege stuff, but I'm fairly
sure this is by design; priv 0/1 are defined as the "read only" ones.
Any particular reason you've gone for priv==3?
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