>
> From the output locally:
>
> tracepath.py 192.168.3.6
> Getting path from billion.dyndns.org to 192.168.3.6...
> zenoss -> -> 192.168.3.6
>
> What's the mean by the missing link between zenoss & 192.168.3.6 ? Maybe the
> missing link can be replaced by some readable error message.
>
Actually the blank doesn't represent an error. It actually means there's a
direct connection between the two devices. The script doesn't handle the
special case where there's no intermediate devices well. This can be fixed by
changing the last couple of lines in the file from:
Code:
print "zenoss -> " \
+ " -> ".join([ dmd.Networks.findIp(ip).device().id for ip in path[:-1] ]) \
+ " -> " + arg
to
Code:
if len(path) > 2:
print "zenoss -> " \
+ " -> ".join([ dmd.Networks.findIp(ip).device().id for ip in path[:-1] ]) \
+ " -> " + arg
else:
print "zenoss -> " + arg
It also doesn't handle no device specified either. Running "tracepath.py"
outputs:
Code:
File "/usr/local/zenoss/zenoss/bin/tracepath.py", line 12, in ?
arg = sys.argv[1]
IndexError: list index out of range
But that requires writing a usage function and doing the argument handling
properly, which is beyond what I'm prepared to write today.
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