TP-Link JetStream enable is not being sent

[bdg-robert]

I'm running into an issue with enable not working for an S5500-48GP4XF. They identify as JetStream for the model, but the commands in the model file are the same as those used to pull the configuration. From what I see in the debugging, the post-login command is nil - no enable command is sent, though it does try to send the password.

I see that the post-login block was edited in PR #2796 - could this be the cause? Any thoughts, @mirackle-spb?

[skiera6]

Can you send your config? From what I can see in the source code, it checks if enable is set to true in your configuration. If it is, it sends the enable command. If enable is set to another value, it sends that value instead.

So, if the enable variable is not set correctly or is returning nil, that would explain why the enable command isn't being sent. Double-check your entry and make sure the enable value is properly defined and accessible in your model. If you're still having trouble, sharing your configuration might help identify the issue further.

[eabeukes]

I had the same issue across several TP-Link switches. Reverting the change in PR #2796 fixes the problem. My install was working before this commit, a recent update to Oxidized then introduced this fix and no config was captured. The new code does not actually send "enable" to the switch, according to the debug logs.