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Adding initial LIBRENMS mappings for netutils #732
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Should not be needed, and will likely get reverted.
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The changes to this file are coming from ruff rules. I was just following ruff --fix after I realized there was an issue called out by ruff.
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Can you link source of this information for ease of future findings? |
I'm not sure the best way to go about doing this since there really isn't a great summarized source, suggestions welcomed. In the current state this is all coming about as follows:
We could go through and try to add a mapping entry for each of the os/manufacturer entries, but there really isn't any great source of info for future findings/requirements. |
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Think you'll need to add a bit to the development_script to to make sure proper doc tables are auto generated since this is a new mapping. netutils/development_scripts.py Line 37 in b3e13d2
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Adding a mapping for LibreNMS values to network_driver values for the initial values in use.