I do.

But for whatever reason, the Foundry Load Balancer will not tftp write
its config to the server unless I create the file first.
Even if I start the tftpd server with the 'write' flag.

So I had to force create the file using tempnam() 

However as you said before, I was writing the file in the wrong place,
so JFFNMS could not find the file after it was processed in order to
input the data into the database.

So. Is there a default location (path) where JFFNMS looks for the config
files and is there a default file extension that needs to be on the end
of the file.
I can certainly let my script work the way it is, since it does work.
I would simply need to add a shell_exec() command to mv the file created
with tempnam() to the correct location and with the correct file
extension.

Anyway. I figure I have a day before I get a reply from you, due to the
time difference, so I am going to move the jffnms onto my office
segment, so that I can start accessing live gear.
At the very least I need to start collecting all of my cisco's data.

Thanks.



On Tue, 2007-07-10 at 11:26 +1000, Craig Small wrote:

> On Fri, Jul 06, 2007 at 10:10:09AM -0400, Jeffrey Singleton wrote:
> > Would someone just tell me where JFFNMS writes all of its temporary
> > files to, and where it expects this file to be so that it can be
> > inserted into the DB.
> It writes the TFTP files into the TFTP directory.
> You must have that setup ok because the cisco one is working.
> 
> 

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