On 09.03.2018 17:51, 'Daley Okuwa' via Ansible Project wrote:
I am sorry not sure of how to write this backspace
can you give an example please
That is not what I tried to say, I was trying to explain what is
happening and why it might fails.
So I rephrase, maybe I become more understandable.
You said that Juniper write this line
ftp://ansible@10.241.11.237/juniper.conf.49.gz100% of 1035 B 317
kBps
I have never used Juniper, but I guess that the percentage is counting
upwards from 0% to 100% on that line while the copying is in progress.
For Juniper to do this one line it need to delete the 0% and write 10%,
one way to do that is for Juniper to send backspace to the terminal to
delete the text.
When it has deleted 0% it can write out 10%, the it send more backspaces
to delete 10% for so to write out 20% and so on to 100%.
The reason I think that Juniper might be doing this is the output you
had
"msg": "No remaining responses for 'admin@POD1_SRX210>', output was
'
...er.conf.49.gz ftp://ansible@10.24
\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b\b1.11.237/juniper.co\radmin@POD1_SRX210>'"
\b is backspace, so Juniper at some point is sending backspace, probably
to delete some text in the output.
This might be a problem for expect, I have never used devices that sends
backspaces to the console so I don't know.
Your best bet is to find a way to turn of the progress printing that
Juniper is doing.
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Kai Stian Olstad
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