On 02/27/2014 10:47 PM, Jerome Martin wrote:
> But that would be overkill, as you could just create a "snippet.lio"
> config file like this:
>> storage iblock disk sdb path /dev/sdb
>> fabric iscsi target
>> iqn.2003-01.org.linux-iscsi.x.x8664:sn.d3d8b0500fde tpgt 1 {
>> portal 192.168.1.128:5060
>> lun 0 backend iblock:sdb
>> acl iqn.2003-01.org.linux-iscsi.y.x8664:sn.abcdefghijkl mapped_lun
>> 0 target_lun 0
>> }
> And simply load it from the lio cli using "load snippet.lio" in config
> mode, or "merge snippet.lio" if you want to merge that to the current
> configuration. Then you just need to issue 'commit' when your
> configuration is ready to be applied on the system and saved as the next
> startup config.
You may also want to have a "validate snippet.lio", called internally,
to validate the syntax.
Almost all big projects, with large configuration files, do so.
>
> But the lio cli is more practical for that kind of small snippets: you
> enter the same amount of text, exactly the same statements, but get
> autocompletion to help you type it :-) Also it will check the values
> type as soon as you enter them, provide you with unlimited undo levels,
> rollback to the last commited configuration, etc.
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