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Have installed on OSX but get a failure when installing on ubuntu. Tried from library, from source package... tried sudo... tried python and python3... always fails at this spot: Running setup.py (path:/tmp/pip-build-hbq_7guk/pynacl/setup.py) egg_in...
New to this stuff so sorry if this is not well thought-out. Really glad you folks are paving the way for easier programmability of IOS-XE.YDK-py seems unnecessarily complicated at the moment.Is there currently any effort in creating useful pre-built...
I see a lot of python based XR samples in github but no XE. Not even a hello world that I can find.The XR hello world also uses a systemTime call that doesn't exist in XE... Are these examples posted anywhere?Thanks
I am trying to access the always-on APIC-EM sandbox API using my webserver and javascript. I have already done the python based learning labs and didn't have much issue with it.Scenario:I have a locally hosted nodejs server. I am using xmlHttpReque...
That might have been a problem as well, but I also had to install a whole slew of other dependencies before paramiko could be installed.sudo apt-get install libffi-dev libssl-dev zlib1g-dev python-lxml libxml2-dev libxslt1-devNot sure what all those ...
Thanks!I had to change a few things so that it would work in Python3. I also added some stuff to make sure I understood how it all worked. Helped a ton to get started.from ydk.types import Emptyfrom ydk.errors import YPYErrorfrom ydk.services impor...
Oh hey! Nice blog post! I think a nice IOS-XE hello world for routers would be nice. Maybe something simple like print out the config and/or set an interface IP/description .Thanks!Sent from phone, please excuse any errorsJosh LeathamM: 919 889 56...
Nodejs is asynchronous so the timeouts and dealing with hangups are explicit in the architecture. I.e., it will call the request, then move on to other code, and then come back to the request as soon as there is a response.I agree that using a back ...
My understanding is that cors prevents HTTP requests from running in browser. I worked around this by sending info to nodejs server and sending request from there. Not sure how else to do it.
