I'm trying to telnet from a solaris 2.7 machine to an AIX 4.3 machine. I am using a
perl program to do this. After the first command, the screen just sorta hangs there,
until I type control C. Any insight?
The first command is displayed and I assume goes through, but nothing happens unless I
press the control C and cancel the process. Then I am returned to my original prompt.
10 $command="telnet aixbox\r\n";$
11 &ExecuteAndPrint ($command);$
12 $command="root\r\n";$
13 &ExecuteAndPrint ($command);$
14 $command="password\r\n";$
The numbers and the dollar signs at the end are just a display in vi text editor. (you
probably knew that)
I tried \r\n \n\r \012\015 \012\012\015 \015\012 at the end of the command, from
someone's suggestions
Somehow there must be a way to send a command, have the other machine acknowledge it
and then have it accept a new command.
when I type a control C (to break out of this) I get messages for each line like this
one for the password line
": No such file or directory at zaleudb.pl line 5.
password
zaleudb.pl is the perl program I am executing. The word "password" (changed for
security purposes) is the password I tried to send.
Thanks
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