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if I adjust yours to include a line for "conf t" it will take the command. I'm guessing cli without a parameter is defaulting to using -c for arguments, as if you were at a command prompt in vtysh.
I did notice though, when using -f as in the original post, it does oddly accept a statement for "ip route x.x.x.x/xx dest", but no other commands.
This worked quite well prior to 9.x. Has the method of usage been deprecated, or was it an "unrealized enhancement"?
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Using version 8.5 and prior the following command will add config to running instance of frr
$SUDO vtysh -f /dev/stdin <<EOF
ip router-id 10.8.88.1
EOF
config is sample...doesn't matter what commands you're trying to add
starting with 9.0 this no longer works
To Reproduce
see above
Versions
Ubuntu 22.04 - latest build of cloud image
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