telnet and other win32 sys utilities

Hi Perl gurus, I am trying to write a Perl utility that is expected to do the following 1-   Call windows telnet client utility (or any other external telnet client), and login into a remote telnet server 2-   After the login into the remote server pass a set of comm

RE: telnet and other win32 sys utilities

Why not use RSH and remotely execurte you software? You get the output / error codes returned directly, without all the nasty mucking arround in Telnet.   Perl isn't great if you need to use Telnet. Try something like expect?   --Iain Whyte, infrastructure and systems managerFortis Clearing

Re: telnet and other win32 sys utilities

On 12/29/05, Mittal, Manish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi Perl gurus, I am trying to write a Perl utility that is expected to do the following 1-   Call windows telnet client utility (or any other external telnet client), and login into a remote telnet server 2-

Re: telnet and other win32 sys utilities

Mittal, Manish wrote: > Hi Perl gurus, > > I am trying to write a Perl utility that is expected to do > the following > > 1- Call windows telnet client utility (or any other external > telnet client), and login into a remote telnet server > > 2- After the login into the

Re: telnet and other win32 sys utilities

Title: Re: telnet and other win32 sys utilities I am not sure what exactly you want to do. I have used Net::Telent to log in a Windows and execute Commands there. There is a limitation on the things you can execute though. They don’t allow you to execute the applications with UI. To be exact,

Win32::OLE to write macro to Excel workbook?

I'm looking to add some controls to a workbook, not possible using Spreadsheet::WriteExcel, with which I create the workbook. Advice, pointers anyone? Specifically Activate and deActivate routines to be written to ThisWorkbook and each of it's worksheets. Recording a macro adding code, just gi

RE: Win32::OLE to write macro to Excel workbook?

On Thu, 29 Dec 2005, Lyndon Rickards wrote: > I'm looking to add some controls to a workbook, not possible using > Spreadsheet::WriteExcel, with which I create the workbook. > > Advice, pointers anyone? Specifically Activate and deActivate routines > to be written to ThisWorkbook and each of it's w

WMI problem ?

hello list! I am trying to write Perl program to get some WMI info remotely from machines on local network (workgroup , no domain ) I understand that it is no Perl problem : but I am stuck with this - I can't connect to remote machines at all with WMI ! I am using Winxp SP2 I disabled windows fire