/queue simple move in API?

RouterOS Scripting
1

Hi, it is possible to make function /queue simple move in API?
Please give me syntax.

Thanx

2 
/queue/simple/move
=.id=queue1
3

But, I need two variables. Queue whitch I need to move and Queue where I want to move ahad.

in console is :
/queue/simple/move “queue to move” “destination queue”

Thanx

4

any positive result?

5 
/queue/simple/move
=.id=*7E
=.id=*1

move queue with id=*7E before queue with id=*1

6

does not work, the queue is moved to the end

all queues before run php

*19 - queue1
*1A - queue2
*1B - queue3
*1C - queue4
*1D - queue5
*1E - queue6
*1F - queue7
*20 - queue8



run php:

<?php require('classeAPI.php'); $API = new routeros_api(); $API->debug = true; if ($API->connect(XXXXXXXX, 'XXXXX', 'xxxxxx')) { $API->write('/queue/simple/move',false); $API->write('=.id=*1D',false); $API->write('=.id=*1B'); $ARRAY = $API->read(); $API->disconnect(); } ?>




after run php:

*19 - queue1
*1A - queue2
*1C - queue4
*1D - queue5
*1E - queue6
*1F - queue7
*20 - queue8
*1B - queue3

as you can see, the queue has been moved to the end .. any idea ???

7

ok, some clarification.


this will move queue with .id to last position

/queue/simple/move
=.id=<queue id>

this will move queue witdh ID before queue with ID2

/queue/simple/move
=numbers=<queue id>
=destination=<queue id2>

this will move queues with ID, ID2, ID1 to the end in same order as in command

/queue/simple/move
=.id=<queue id>,<queue id2>,<queue id3>

in console we see:

 > queue simple move
Reorders source list of items so that first has destination number and the rest follows it in given order.

<numbers> -- List of item numbers
<destination> --
8

yes, yes, yes


thank you…

9

thank you very much

10

using this command for change target-address:

if($linha[‘ip’] != $ip && $ip != “”){

require(‘includes/api/classeAPI.php’);

$API = new routeros_api();

$API->debug = true;

if ($API->connect($ip_mk,$user_mk,$pass_mk)){
$API->write(‘/queue/simple/set’,false);
$API->write(‘=numbers=’.$login.‘’,false);
$API->write(‘=target-address=’.$ip.‘’);
$API->read();
$API->disconnect();
} else {
die("Nao foi possivel conectar: ".$ip_mk);
}
}

response on v3.30 (RB411AH):


Connection attempt #1 to 189.75.174.52:8728… <<< [6] /login >>> [5/5 bytes read. >>> [5, 39] !done >>> [37/37 bytes read. >>> [37, 1] =ret=040a6caaeaf0610984b8def5df3a6df2 <<< [6] /login <<< [11] =name=admin <<< [44] =response=00db3d00d37f7ccd5ace78168ebabf903c >>> [5/5 bytes read. >>> [5, 1] !done Connected… <<< [17] /queue/simple/set <<< [33] =numbers=Felipe Nazario Lima Chen <<< [35] =target-address=10.2.2.9,10.2.2.100 >>> [5/5 bytes read. >>> [5, 35] !trap >>> [26/26 bytes read. >>> [26, 8] =message=unknown parameter >>> [5/5 bytes read. >>> [5, 1] !done Disconnected…


response on v3.23 (PC x86):

Connection attempt #1 to 200.138.161.132:8728… <<< [6] /login >>> [5/5 bytes read. >>> [5, 39] !done >>> [37/37 bytes read. >>> [37, 1] =ret=c6ce2fc945a3cc973a201996300594c5 <<< [6] /login <<< [11] =name=admin <<< [44] =response=000030986a1214543ff4dd978fa08049fd >>> [5/5 bytes read. >>> [5, 1] !done Connected… <<< [17] /queue/simple/set <<< [22] =numbers=Paulo Martins <<< [29] =target-address=192.168.96.14 >>> [5/5 bytes read. >>> [5, 1] !done Disconnected…


whats a problem with v3.30 on target-address parameter ? help please…

11

howwwwwwwwwwwww howwwwwwwwww


in v3.30 parameter “target-address” is changed to “target-addresses”


thankssssss all

12

actually, v3.23 simply allowed shortened parameter names (you can use ‘target-a’ in v3.23). as far as I remember, it was me who advised to remove that feature from API :smiley: