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Re: Update
So here is how I think you could proceed:
The update script syntax is ugly but quite powerful
Best Regards, Christoph
- the setvar command allows you to store variables
- these can be (under the control of the replace command) substituted in other commands using the #(var) syntax
- you can source a central file using the cfg command
- this file includes your setvar settings
In your update script you would have something like
mod cmd UP0 prot http://192.168.0.10/firm/#(firm)/Does that fit your requirements?
The update script syntax is ugly but quite powerful

Best Regards, Christoph