get_capsmanv1_to_cap

:do {
    # Get CAPsMAN addresses and filter out 127.0.0.1
    :local capsmanAddresses [/interface wireless cap get caps-man-addresses]
    :local capsmanIP ""
    :foreach address in=$capsmanAddresses do={
        :if ($address != "127.0.0.1") do={
            :if ([:len $capsmanIP] > 0) do={
                :set capsmanIP ($capsmanIP . ";")
            }
            :set capsmanIP ($capsmanIP . $address)
        }
    }

    # Define variables
    :local user "admin"
    :local configFileName "capsman-config.rsc"
    
    # Execute the SSH command to pull the configuration
    /system ssh address=$capsmanIP user=$user command="/caps-man export terse" output-to-file=$configFileName

    # Wait for the file to be created
    :delay 2

    # Check if the configuration file exists before importing
    :if ([/file print count-only where name=$configFileName] > 0) do={
        # Import the configuration file
        /import file=$configFileName
        :log info ("Configuration imported successfully.")
		/file remove $configFileName
    } else={
        :log error ("Configuration file does not exist. Import failed.")
        :error "Configuration file does not exist. Exiting script."
    }
}

# in case wondering why this is useful is because we can set 127.0.0.1 as a secondary capsman address and even if we dont have a connection to capsman address configuration is applied locally