command line import and export

[Javier Torres]

Hello,
I was wondering if there was a way I could export then import the IP details via command line vs, having to use the gui?  I am trying to script some nightly items that would look for changes and then check them back in should there be any, but have not found a good way of doing this via command line and I did not want to have to interface with the mysql backend….
I am using version 4.92a of IPPlan, if this is something that has been implemented in some way on a newer version I have no issues upgrading, just have not found it.

Regards,
Javier

[Richard Ellerbrock]

Sorry there is no command line import or export. You will need to write something to talk directly to the database to do this.

[Bart]

I am trying to achieve the same , however I do not know how the IP address is encoded in IPPLAN and how to transform it into IP form. I am doing this from mysql :

select baseaddr from base;

but I get :

| 3232294706 |
| 3232294707 |
| 3232294720 |
| 3232294728 |
| 3232294736 |
| 3232294744 |
| 3232297400 |
| 3232297912 |
| 3232300540 |
| 3232300796 |
| 3232300800 |
| 3245337600 |

How to understand the output ?

[Mark Lndk]

TT=$(printf "%X" 3232294706); printf "%d.%d.%d.%d\n" 0x${TT:0:2} 0x${TT:2:2} 0x${TT:4:2} 0x${TT:6:2}

[Mark Lndk]

Previous post was using bash.
With Mysql :
       select inet_ntoa(baseaddr) from base;