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al3xeezer

Hi, does anyone know how the LTE Firmware name is formatted? (what does each part of the name mean)

revision: "MikroTik_CP_2.160.000_v018"

Mikrotik_CP_2: ?
160: ?
000_v018: version, I guess.

al3xeezer

I've tested your code (setting $logEntryMessage to "<110.54.203.170>: user ppp1 authentication failed") and seems ok to me... ¿Maybe $logEntryMessage doesn't have that format?

al3xeezer

大家好!在v6.47.4稳定版本,麦克指标rotik added (fixed actually) the "src-address" parameter to SFTP requests via /tool fetch. Seeing that is becoming more and more common (it is available for tools like ping, fetch or traceroute), I think it would be very useful to have this...

al3xeezer

Has anyone tried to upload a file (Mikrotik router to remote server) using the src-address parameter? I'm using the following command: /tool fetch upload=yes url="sftp://serverIP/path/file" user=$user password=$password src-path=$file src-address=$ip But it seems there's a bug or somethin...

al3xeezer

Solved in v6.47.4viewtopic.php?f=21&t=166428

al3xeezer

*) fetch - fixed "src-address" usage for SFTP;

Seems to be fixed, ty!

However, I've done a couple of tests trying to upload/download some files to/from a server and I'm getting really low transfer speeds (~100KiB/s). Has anyone experienced the same type of behavior?

al3xeezer

With :local month ($months->[:pick $date 0 3] ); you are correctly obtaining the content of the array. The problem is the :if statement. If I'm right, what you are trying to do is check if the month is set and, if so, set $newPassword with the selected value. You can do it like this: if ([:typeof ($...

al3xeezer

I think you can copy logs by opening a new terminal window and printing them with/log print.

al3xeezer

Hi everyone! I've been using MT for a couple of months now and, since the moment I coded my first script, I've improved (rather optimized) quite a bit my workflow... Even so, I still think there is room to improve. At the moment, my workflow is: Coding the desired script in VSCode (with the ROS exte...

al3xeezer

Would be pretty neat tbh. +1

al3xeezer

Did a bit of testing and I came up with this:

:foreach interface in=[/interface list member print as-value where list=WAN] do={:put ($interface->"interface")}

al3xeezer

If you want to get the interface's names you can do this:

:local interfaces [/interface list member find list=WAN]; :foreach interface in=$interfaces do={ :put [/interface get $interface name] }

In the code I only print them, but you can store the values in a second array or so.

al3xeezer

Thank you for your quick reply. this is my script but why did not run? :foreach filename in=[/file find name ~ "routeros-mipsbe.*"] do={ /tool fetch mode=ftp upload=no address=x.x.x.x port=xx user="x" password="x" src-path=[/file get $filename name] dst-path=[/file get...

al3xeezer

You may be able to do this by using regex. Try something like this:

:foreach filename in=[/file find name ~ "routeros-mipsbe.*"] do={ /tool fetch mode=ftp ... src-path=[/file get $filename name] }

al3xeezer

Hi, I'm experiencing the same behaviour as in previous versions at trying to upload files via SFTP from Mikrotik to a remote server. /tool fetch upload=yes url="sftp://server/path/file" user=example password=example src-path=file src-address=ip failure: only http[s]/sftp supports src-addre...

al3xeezer

Is this a bug? (Uploading file via SFTP from Mikrotik Router to remote server)

/tool fetch upload=yes url="sftp://server/path/file" user=example password=example src-path=file src-address=ip failure: only http[s]/sftp supports src-address

al3xeezer

Would be very useful to have thesrc-addressparameter available for/tool speedtest(as it is for fetch, traceroute, ping...)

Have you consider adding it?

al3xeezer

Has anyone tried to upload a file (Mikrotik router to remote server) using the src-address parameter? I'm using the following command: /tool fetch upload=yes url="sftp://serverIP/path/file" user=$user password=$password src-path=$file src-address=$ip But it seems there's a bug or something...

al3xeezer

To get the uptime value just use:

:local uptime ([/interface lte info [find name=lte1] once as-value]->"session-uptime")

al3xeezer

Indeeed, +1

al3xeezer

Indeed, +1!

al3xeezer

Hi, I'm trying to upload some files via SFTP to a remote server using the following command: /tool fetch upload=yes url="sftp://$SERVERIP/path_to/file" user=$USER password=$PASSWORD src-path=$FILE src-address=$IP The thing is, if I remove the "src-address" parameter, it works as ...

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LTE Firmware Format

Re: Need help picking Array Values []

[FEATURE REQUEST] Speedtest tool src-address parameter

Re: mikrotik scp/sftp client to transfer file between MT

Re: SFTP src-address parameter [SOLVED]

Re: v6.47.4 [stable] is released!

Re: Need help in array!

Re: How to copy log items in WinBox?

Scripting/Testing workflow

在IP发现Re:序列号

Re: How to get members of interface list [SOLVED]

Re: How to get members of interface list [SOLVED]

Re: syntax to wildcard the rest of path

Re: syntax to wildcard the rest of path

Re: v6.47.3 [stable] is released!

Re: v6.47.2 [stable] is released!

Re: Feature requests

Re: mikrotik scp/sftp client to transfer file between MT

Re: How to get LTE uptime?

Re: Add src-address param to /tool speedtest

Re: Feature Request: IPerf

SFTP src-address parameter [SOLVED]