Reading log on ROS 6.2/6.3

Davis · Mon Sep 09, 2013 12:15 pm

How to read log on RouterOS 6.2+?
Till ROS 6.1 (including) the following code worked:

{
:global a ""
:foreach le in=[/log print as-value] do={
:set a "$a$[:tostr [:pick $le 3]]\r\n"
}
:put $a
}

But starting with 6.2 it just outputs many empty lines.
Is this a bug or log should be retrieved otherwise?

Mon Sep 09, 2013 1:03 pm

on 6.4rc1 I get log entry topics. If that is what you require, then this will work this way in 6.4

Davis · Mon Sep 09, 2013 2:12 pm

on 6.4rc1 I get log entry topics. If that is what you require, then this will work this way in 6.4

Great! Thanks! Then it's fixed in 6.4

Mon Sep 09, 2013 2:34 pm

Correct script would be:

ros code

{
  :global a ""
  :foreach le in=[/log print as-value] do={
    :set a ($a . [:tostr [($le->"time")]] . "\r\n")
  }
  :put $a
}

It is wiser to use the name of element to get the value since order of the elements may change.

Davis · Tue Sep 17, 2013 2:09 pm

Correct script would be:

ros code
{
  :global a ""
  :foreach le in=[/log print as-value] do={
    :set a ($a . [:tostr [$le->"time"]] . "\r\n")
  }
  :put $a
}
It is wiser to use the name of element to get the value since order of the elements may change.

Thanks! But looks like this code fragment doesn't work...

ros code

[demo@demo.mt.lv] > {
{...   :global a ""
{...   :foreach le in=[/log print as-value] do={
{{...     :set a ($a . [:tostr [$le->"time"]] . "\r\n")
syntax error (line 4 column 30)

Tue Sep 17, 2013 2:42 pm

ros code

:set a ($a . [:tostr [($le->"time")]] . "\r\n")

Davis · Sun Sep 22, 2013 6:09 pm

ros code

:set a ($a . [:tostr [($le->"time")]] . "\r\n")

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