My AIX version 4 doesn't seem to have the expect
command. Oh well..
Here is what I see when I try:
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At 07:43 10/27/2004, K.S. Bhaskar wrote:
>I think Todd is on the right track.
I agree, Expect (written by Don Libes at NIST and in the public domain) was designed
explicitly to handle such tasks. You might want to use autoexpect to create a script
for you based on your interaction with the appl
I think Todd is on the right track.
-- Bhaskar
On Wed, 2004-10-27 at 11:21, Smith, Todd wrote:
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> The utility that you are looking for is called expect and you should find it
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f\r:^f7=\E"g\r:^f8=\E"h\r:^f9=\Ei\r:^f10=\Ej\r:
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OK, I'm going to think out loud. Please let me know
if I
"f\r:^f7=\E"g\r:^f8=\E"h\r:^f9=\Ei\r:^f10=\Ej\r:
:^f11=\Ek\r:^f12=\El\r:
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Kea! Does have a scripting language that allows just that option. Something
like if the last string received is "Hit and Key to continue" then Kea! Will
insert a carriage return.
However, I have found all terminal emulators to have their own script
language, everything from Basic based to Java ba
Kevin,
I don't know how to do the scripting for a bash shell
for this but I'm sure it can be done.
I guess what I would be tempted to do is use kermit.
It is supposed to use whatever emulation the console
is using and I know that you can do scripting with it
as well.
If you are running RHEL3
Maury,
I spent a full day a month or so ago trying to get
TeraTerm to work with our server, and finally gave up.
In order to navigate on the server, I have to use
F1-F12 keys. I spent a long time trying to figure out
the escape sequences that should be sent when F1 etc
is pressed, but couldn't e
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scripting?
OK, I'm going to think out loud. Please let me know if I am off track.
In my bash script, I will need to initiate a connection to my old (AIX)
server. We're on a VPN, so are us
OK, I'm going to think out loud. Please let me know
if I am off track.
In my bash script, I will need to initiate a
connection to my old (AIX) server. We're on a VPN, so
are using telnet.
#begin script
telnet xx.xx.xx.xx
echo "goodbyte"
#end script
The above script will not show "goodbye" unti
Kevin,
What problem are you having with TeraTerm?
For scripting, terminal type usually isn't an issue.
The keyboard config file allows for redefining most of the keys. (I can help
with this.)
It also has TEK4010 emulation which perhaps your system can handle.
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