Sending output of multiple commands to a file

RouterOS Scripting
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I want to collect some basic device data and save the information to a file that can be used off device. The information I want to store is something like this:

:local Resource [/system resource print]
:local Routerboard [/system routerboard print]
:local Identity [system identity print]
:local Service [/ip service print]

I want to concatenate the information with something like this:

:local DeviceInfo ($Resource $Routerboard $Identity $Service)

Then paste that information into a file.

do something with “$DeviceInfo” file=DeviceInfo.txt

Thanks again. )

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I’m still looking for some coaching. :slight_smile:

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In my project Mikrotik for Splunk, I do get this information using syslog to send it out of all routers. See example here: http://forum.mikrotik.com/t/tool-using-splunk-to-analyse-mikrotik-logs-3-3-graphing-everything/121810/1

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In my project Mikrotik for Splunk, I do get this information using syslog to send it out of all routers.

Not what I was looking for, but I see what you did. Thanks. I’m looking to store the information directly into a file rather than a remote log server.

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did you ever get this working? im trying to figure something out as well in the same vein now

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Remember that high write counts of file may wear out the routers flash.

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:local Resource [/system resource print]
:local Routerboard [/system routerboard print]
:local Identity [system identity print]
:local Service [/ip service print]

:local DeviceInfo ($Resource . "\r" . $Routerboard . "\r" . $Identity . "\r" . $Service)

:execute script=":put $DeviceInfo" file=DeviceInfo.txt
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Better this…

:execute script="/system resource print; /system routerboard print; /system identity print; /ip service print;" file=DeviceInfo.txt