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need help! asap! Linux Download and Uploading a config file

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need help!

i need to back up all configuration on my Linux/Centos 5.7

i already created two(2) config file that can download

 

=====1===== this is the direct

 

<Configuration-Management Device="linuxtest" SystemOID="1.3.6.1.4.1.8072.3.2.10">

  <Commands>

    <Command Name="ALLOCATEPTY" Value="True" />

    <Command Name="MENUBASED" Value="False" />

    <Command Name="CUSTOMUSERNAMEPROMPT" Value="login as:" />

    <Command Name="eth0" Value="/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0" />

    <Command Name="lo" Value="/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-lo" />

    <Command Name="Running" Value="/etc/snmp/testconfig" />

    <Command Name="snmpd" Value="/etc/snmp/snmpd.conf" />

    <Command Name="sshd" Value="/etc/ssh/sshd_config" />

    <Command Name="DOWNLOADCONFIG" Value="cat -vvv ${ConfigType}" />

    <Command Name="UPLOADCONFIG" Value="cat bank.txt>${ConfigType}${CRLF}echo '${ConfigText}'>${ConfigType}" /> 

  </Commands>

</Configuration-Management>

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The Upload script works like this.

1. it will removed the content of the ${ConfigType}

2. then put the content of the backup file to the ${ConfigType}

but it works for the Running configuration only

when i try to up load the sshd backup it will put on the /etc/snmp/testconfig because this is the value my running configuration

i just notice that when u download you can chose what type of configuration

but for upload it will just target the Running configuration

 

 

and i want to have another backup on my tftp server

======2======

<Configuration-Management Device="linuxtest" SystemOID="1.3.6.1.4.1.8072.3.2.10">

  <Commands>

    <Command Name="ALLOCATEPTY" Value="True" />

    <Command Name="MENUBASED" Value="False" />

    <Command Name="CUSTOMUSERNAMEPROMPT" Value="login as:" />

    <Command Name="eth0" Value="/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0" />

    <Command Name="lo" Value="/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-lo" />

    <Command Name="Running" Value="/etc/snmp/testconfig" />

    <Command Name="snmpd" Value="/etc/snmp/snmpd.conf" />

    <Command Name="sshd" Value="/etc/ssh/sshd_config" />

    <Command Name="DOWNLOADCONFIG" Value="tftp -vvv 192.168.243.148 -c put ${ConfigType} ${ConfigType}; cat -vvv ${ConfigType}" />

    <Command Name="UPLOADCONFIG" Value="tftp -vvv 192.168.243.148 -c get ${ConfigType} ${ConfigType}" />

  </Commands>

</Configuration-Management>

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and again still same issue

if there is only like an option what ConfigType after right click + upload the backup file.

that would be nice. and my template will work 100% not 60% only 

 

Running,Start,(user defined) = ${ConfigType}

Content of the Backup Config File = ${ConfigText}

Backup Config File = ?????


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