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ngcp-klish-config 
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Sipwise NGCP/SPCE CLI shell based on klish/clish


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WARNING:
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The status is work-in-progress. Do not expect a full blown shell just yet!
This package & its components are meant for a SIP:Provider CE 3.x Server *ONLY*


BASIC HOW-TO:
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1) Clone & Install the system & software requirements:

    - NGCP-CLISH (https://github.com/sipwise/klish)
    - LUA-URI (https://github.com/sipwise/lua-uri.git)

2) Clone & Deploy NGCP-KLISH-CONFIG to your /etc:

        # git clone https://github.com/sipwise/ngcp-clish-config
        # cd ngcp-clish-config; cp -r etc/* /etc/
    
3) Add execution permisions to the launcher if needed, ie:

    # chmod +x /etc/cli.sh

4) Create a limited user (ie: cliuser) with default clish shell:

    # useradd -s /etc/cli.sh -r -M cliuser
    # passwd cliuser

5) Modify /etc/sudoers to allow 'cliuser'' to execute enable clish. For example:

    Defaults:cliuser targetpw
    cliuser ALL=(ALL) /usr/bin/clish, /usr/local/bin/clish



BASIC USAGE:
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1) SSH to the system as 'cliuser' using the new account or manually launch /etc/cli.sh

2) Use tab/autocompletion and ? to explore the menus, commands and parameters

3) Use 'enable' to enter priviledged mode (use the system's root password when asked)


EXAMPLE COMMANDS:
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- coming soon! - 

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