popen() opens a named pipe to a program - you can read and write to it
if the program you're piping to supports that kind of interactivity
(mostly you just read the output from the command). However, in this
case, I don't think you want either popen() or fopen() (certainly not
fopen() - that just
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> -Original Message-
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> hi all,
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> I'm tring to make a script to prompt for a username & then a password =
> for that user onto the actual machine rather than just a web site...
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> now i've come across this this line in some documentation
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> if ( $File =3
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