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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Parsing expect_out using regex in expect script Post 302745077 by ashy_g on Sunday 16th of December 2012 02:39:46 PM
Old 12-16-2012
Ok sure,

So the input values are somthing like this

Code:
# show traffic

--------------------------------------------------------------
                      Traffic Statistics
--------------------------------------------------------------
Packets Rx                   |               24644
alid Packets Rx              |               24644
Bytes                        |               99
Valid Byted                  |               45


and i want to write an expect script for login in the router, give the command to dislay these stats and then store them in the script variables to use them .

I am able to log-in the router and give the command but not able to use regex for parsing the expect_out buffer.

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks,
ashy_g

Last edited by Scott; 12-17-2012 at 03:53 PM.. Reason: ICODE tags ===> CODE tags
 

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NAME
ap-mrtg, ap-rrd - AP statistics translators SYNOPSIS
ap-mrtg -i ip -c community -t type [-b bssid ] [-v] [-r] [-h] ap-rrd -i ip -c community -t type -ddb_file [-b bssid ] [-r] [-h] DESCRIPTION
ap-mrtg get stats from AP and return it in MRTG parsable format. The Multi Router Traffic Grapher (MRTG) is a tool to monitor the traffic load on network-links. MRTG generates HTML pages containing graph- ical images which provide a LIVE visual representation of this traffic. You may get it from: http://peo- ple.ee.ethz.ch/~oetiker/webtools/mrtg/. ap-rrd gets stats from an AP and writes them to an RRDtool database. RRDtool is a data logging and graphing system for time series data. OPTIONS
-i ip AP ip address -c community SNMP community string -t type Statistics type <w>ireless, <e>thernet, associated <s>tations or <l>ink quality in client mode; -b bssid Mac address of the AP to which get link quality. -d db_file Name of the rrdtool database to write to. -v report MRTG about problems connecting to AP - if you want to get report about when AP spot work enable it -r reset AP when getting LinkQuality stats -h print help screen MRTG Configuration Example Simple mrtg.cfg for get stats from Atmel based AP: Target[ap_e]: `/usr/local/bin/ap-mrtg -i 192.168.0.1 -c "public" -t ethernet -v` Options[ap_e]: noinfo, growright, bits MaxBytes[ap_e]: 12500 Title[ap_e]: Traffic Analysis for AP Ethernet port PageTop[ap_e]: <H1>Traffic Analysis for AP Ethernet port</H1> Target[ap_w]: `/usr/local/bin/ap-mrtg -i 192.168.0.1 -c "public" -t wireless -v` Options[ap_w]: noinfo, growright, perminute ShortLegend[ap_w]: pkt/min MaxBytes[ap_w]: 100000000 Legend1[ap_w]: Packets In Legend2[ap_w]: Packets Out YLegend[ap_w]: packets/min Title[ap_w]: Traffic Analysis for AP Wireless port PageTop[ap_w]: <H1>Traffic Analysis for AP Wireless port</H1> Target[ap_s]: `/usr/local/bin/ap-mrtg -i 192.168.0.1 -c "public" -t stations -v` Options[ap_s]: growright, gauge, noinfo ShortLegend[ap_s]: stations MaxBytes[ap_s]: 10 YTics[ap_s]: 10 Legend2[ap_s]: none Legend1[ap_s]: Associated Stations YLegend[ap_s]: Associated Stations Title[ap_s]: Traffic Analysis for AP Associated Stations PageTop[ap_s]: <H1>Traffic Analysis for AP Associated Stations</H1> LegendO[ap_s]: none LegendI[ap_s]: Associated Stations Link Quality stats If the AP is not in client mode, it errors out. Grabbing the signal strength resets the ethernet and wireless stats and AP. It's safe do not use this type of stat. Optionally you may set mac address (bssid) of the AP to which getting link quality stats, by default used first returned AP. Simple mrtg.cfg for get stats from Atmel based AP with Link Quality and reset stats: Target[ap_e]: `/usr/local/bin/ap-mrtg -i 192.168.0.1 -c "public" -t ethernet -v` Options[ap_e]: noinfo, growright, bits, gauge MaxBytes[ap_e]: 12500 Title[ap_e]: Traffic Analysis for AP Ethernet port PageTop[ap_e]: <H1>Traffic Analysis for AP Ethernet port</H1> Target[ap_w]: `/usr/local/bin//ap-mrtg -i 192.168.0.1 -c "public" -t wireless -v` Options[ap_w]: noinfo, growright, perminute, gauge ShortLegend[ap_w]: pkt/min MaxBytes[ap_w]: 100000000 Legend1[ap_w]: Packets In Legend2[ap_w]: Packets Out YLegend[ap_w]: packets/min Title[ap_w]: Traffic Analysis for AP Wireless port PageTop[ap_w]: <H1>Traffic Analysis for AP Wireless port</H1> Target[EdAP_s]: `/usr/local/bin/ap-mrtg -i 192.168.0.1 -c "public" -t link -b FFFFFFFF -v -r` MaxBytes[EdAP_s]: 100 Options[EdAP_s]: noinfo,growright,integer,unknaszero,nopercent,gauge Title[EdAP_s]: Signal Analysis for EdAP Wireless port YLegend[EdAP_s]: Signal Strength dBm/Quality ShortLegend[EdAP_s]: dBm PageTop[EdAP_s]: <H1>Signal/Quality Strength for EdAP</H1> LegendI[EdAP_s]: Signal Quality LegendO[EdAP_s]: Signal Strength in dBm AUTHOR
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ap-config(8), ap-trapd(8) Wireless Access Point Utilities for Unix ap-mrtg(8)
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