“Using the same config that I have loaded in the server” do you mean the config
file in /etc/kea? If so, can you use the write-config API to get the
configuration in memory and compare it again?
On May 12, 2025, at 2:43 AM, Diogo André de Assumpção via Kea-users
<kea-users@lists.isc.org> wrote:
Hi all,
I was exploring using the `config-hash-get` command to get a hash of the loaded
config and then compare with a candidate config to see if anything was change
before loading.
Using the same config that I have loaded in the server, I couldn’t get a hash
that matched the one we get via the `config-hash-get` command.
Is that something in the way I’m generating the hash? I’m passing the entire
dhcp4 config (ie. {"Dhcp4":…}) to the hash function.
I also noticed that if I do a `config-get` command, the output will contain
every optional field that is usually not present in a manually generated
config. Could that be the reason why the hashes don’t match?
Thanks,
– Diogo
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