[Perl-unix-users] RE: Net::Telnet and Term Type

[Andrew Timberlake-Newell]

Normally, that cmd would do the trick.  Unfortunately, my script needs to connect to a login without shell access, so I can’t set TERM that way on the remote (UNIX) box.  The login is given a menu from the start, and it is from that menu that I call the program that wants to see ‘vt100’.   The local side is a WinXP box.  Setting TERM in the local XP-DOS environment did what I expected:  nothing.  Any other ideas?   [So far, the only choice I’m seeing is to work-around by inserting an extra hop―connecting to a UNIX shell login first, using that  cmd(‘export TERM=vt100’) there, and then re-connecting from that shell login to my destination―but that is definitely not a preferred way to do this.  It would be much better to go direct if there is a way.]   -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mingbo_Wan   Try tm->cmd(‘export TERM=vt100’)   -----邮件原件-----   I need to set the Telnet terminal type option for a telnet connection using Net::Telnet.  Does anyone know how to do that?   My script is connecting to the system and processing most commands just fine.  (So I know it is NOT related to my prompt setting.)  The problem comes when I try to use a program on the server that is looking to see ‘vt100’ in the Term Type, and it seems to be seeing ‘tvi925’ instead.  I’ve tried looking through the docs and Telnet.pm, but I’m not sure how to go about using TELOPT_TTYPE, or even if that is what I need to use.