On Wed, 25 Oct 2000, Paul Lussier wrote:
> The name of what you are looking for is 'autoexpect' which should have been
> intuitively obvious by:
>
> > which expect
> /usr/bin/expect
> >ls -l /usr/bin/*expect*
This must be some new definition of "intuitively obvious" which I was
previously unaware of. ;-)
Another useful trick is to use the package manager your system employs (your
distro *does* use a package manager, right?). For example, on RPM-based
systems:
rpm -qlf `which expect` | grep bin
(The "-q" puts RPM in query mode, the "-l" tells it to list all files in the
package being queried, and the "-f" says to query the package which owns the
following file.) This has the advantage that it finds quite a few more
programs then simply looking for files with the name "expect" in them.
--
Ben Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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