sw.install giving parse error when running on windows system

[Aaron-MJohn]

Getting this error when running this code on windows system but works on Linux system.

ok, msg = sw.install(
                        package=firmware_file,
                        progress=True,
                        no_copy=False,
                        validate=False,
                        cleanfs=True,
                    )

where firmware_file is file path to the firmware on the host system.

fetch-secure: C:\Users\****\Desktop\****\network_switch_tool\ex2300-c\junos-arm-32-20.2R3-S3.6.tgz: parse error ERROR: Cannot fetch file: C:\Users\****\Desktop\****\network_switch_tool\ex2300-c\junos-arm-32-20.2R3-S3.6.tgz

[chidanandpujar]

Hi ,

Thanks for reporting this issue ,

issue looks to be related to urlparase of C:\Users*\Desktop*\network_switch_tool\ex2300-c\junos-arm-32-20.2R3-S3.6.tgz , considers it as remote url since it contains C: , ignores the no_copy=False and the pkg file is not copied to the device and directly tries to download from the remote-url and fails with error .

923  ->             for pkg in pkg_set:
924                     parsed_url = urlparse(pkg)
925                     if parsed_url.scheme == "":


from jnpr.junos import Device
from xml.etree import ElementTree as etree
from pprint import pprint
from jnpr.junos.utils.sw import SW


dev = Device(host='xx.xx.xx.xx', user='xyz', password='xyz', gather_facts=False, port=22)
dev.open()

def myprogress(dev, report):
        print("host: {}, report: {}".format( dev.hostname, report))

pkg = r"C:\Users\xxxxxxx\Downloads\junos-x86-64-20.2R3-S3.6.tgz"

sw = SW(dev)
ok, msg = sw.install(package=pkg, validate=True, remote_path='/var/tmp', progress=myprogress, no_copy=False, force_host=False, reboot=True, issu=False, release='20.2R3-S3.6', cleanfs=False, vmhost=False,parallel=True, timeout=4000)
if ok:
   sw.reboot()

Thanks & Regards
Chidanand

[Aaron-MJohn]

Thanks you.
My current solution is scp the file and update it from locally from the switch.

[chidanandpujar]

Fixed and merged via #1242