This is my second post on this subject.
According to XORP documentation
If a node that is deleted does not have a %delete command, then the
%delete commands of its children are called instead. This rule is applied
recursively for each child that does not have a %delete command
I have noticed that this isn't the case.
For example, in interfaces.tp I change delete_interface to delete_interfacex
interface @: txt {
%delete: xrl
"$(interfaces.targetname)/ifmgr/0.1/delete_interfacex?tid:u32=$
(interfaces.TID)&ifname:txt=$(@)";
In xorpsh I run the following
root@Me# set interfaces interface eth1
[edit]
root@Me# commit
OK
[edit]
root@Me# delete interfaces interface eth1
Deleting:
eth1 {
}
OK
[edit]
root@Me# commit
Commit Failed
201 Resolve failed[edit]
But I do succeed when I run
root@Me# delete interfaces
Deleting:
interfaces {
- interface eth1 {
- }
}
OK
[edit]
root@Me# commit
OK
[edit]
Thanks for your help
Uri
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