Handling CPE faults

1

Is there a way to handle device faults? I have some devices which accept setting a parameter as boolean and other that require int.
I want to handle this if it’s possible with something like try/catch, for ex:

try {
declare(‘path’, null, {value: [true, “xsd:boolean”]});
} catch (err) {
declare(‘path’, null, {value: [1, “xsd:int”]});
}

but this does not seem to work as the provisioning script stops with a fault at the first declare. Is there a way to prevent a provisioning script to exit in case of a CPE fault and to be able to detect this from inside?
PS: i’m using genieacs 1.2 beta
Thank you!

2

Leave the type off and let GenieACS handle that. It will read the param type from the model for the device and do what is necessary.

3

Thank you Dan, I knew that but some of the devices rejected the SPV with a code of 9000+ (invalid arguments) but worked if the SPV had the type set as int.
Luckly, genieacs is very flexible, and I found that from v1.1.2 you can pass in the config BOOLEAN_LITERAL=false to use 1/0 for boolean values … this fixed the problems I had with this devices.
But I would like to know if it’s possible to catch a device fault from inside the provision script … we could make an external API call to notify the device provision failed

4

There is no way to my knowledge to catch a device fault from within a script.