Nick
Hi, comments made directly on the files as this didn't work for me on python3, specifically Python 3.6.0 on OSX (installed via brew) For me, the lines needed ascii decoding...
Good idea 👍 I'm a homebrew user but have never submitted; formula suggestion/contribution welcomed. I'll have a read of their documentation to see if there are any standards/prerequ's `rsdns` needs...
Homebrew dependencies: - [x] #29 47165cf40c7cfcadeb29da580a6848ff9fd175a2 - [X] #30 Unit Tests! ee1d9c758176f6dc20e794332a97d26f21482b43
[Version 4.0](https://github.com/linickx/rsdns/releases/tag/v4.0) tagged, IMHO this is good enough for packaging/distribution.
Thanks for your efforts 👍 🆒 Do you have any suggestions/ideas for making rsdns easier to package?
Hi Nick, This is a good a way as any to get in touch 😉 Nice work! I like what you've done and will have a think about how to...
A step forward but not resolved. Updated debug attached - [test_fortinet.debuglog-2.txt](https://github.com/ktbyers/netmiko/files/802006/test_fortinet.debuglog-2.txt). In the debug, the new ``is sent at line 60 `DEBUG:netmiko:write_channel: b' \n'` which completes the output and returns...
It's working now, thank you. :) I tested on both firewalls, an updated debug - [test_fortinet.debuglog-otherFW-2.txt](https://github.com/ktbyers/netmiko/files/802154/test_fortinet.debuglog-otherFW-2.txt) - for one of them is attached. [fortinet/fortinet_ssh.py#L44](https://github.com/ktbyers/netmiko/blob/develop/netmiko/fortinet/fortinet_ssh.py#L44) requires and additional `end` in the...
Actually.. > fortinet/fortinet_ssh.py#L44 requires and additional end in the list This is probably caused due to both my firewalls have multi-vdom's enabled.. that probably wouldn't happen on a single domain...
Yep, that's all fixed now. As you suggested, I did need to update my test script. For the future reference of others, final debug attached - [test_fortinet.debuglog-otherFW-3.txt](https://github.com/ktbyers/netmiko/files/818795/test_fortinet.debuglog-otherFW-3.txt) - and updated...