Kishore Av wrote: > I using libssh2_channel_request_pty tried with asci, vanilla, vt-100 > terminal types.
Then your software must also implement correct and complete terminal emulation for the type you request. > After writing the data, I used looping to read data Terminals aren't so simple, and a pty channel will be running a shell intended for communication with humans and not with a program such as yours. It is extremely fragile and error-prone to try to automate anything around an interactive shell. Use a dedicated server-side process and protocol instead. > actual data size is 68kb, but it reads 10240 bytes. Can you verify that this happens also by modifying the example/ssh2.c program in the libssh2 source tree? > For some commands, I'm not getting any read response as i getting > when i execute manually. When you execute "manually" the terminal emulation code path is *significantly* different, that can not be compared with raw write to a pty. > Can any one suggest me the idea how i need to implement this problem. For a reliable solution you need to have a special program (either custom-made or a standard one but one which is made to explicitly support automation) running on the server side, and communicate with that software using a custom or a standard protocol, also one that is made for automation of the tasks and actions that you want to automate. //Peter _______________________________________________ libssh2-devel http://cool.haxx.se/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/libssh2-devel
