Hey guys,
A few questions from a beginner. :)
What does the \r in system("\r\n\r"); do?
Where can I find some info on the system function/method? Is it function
or method? What is the proper terminology?
And regarding all system ("command")'s below is the parenthesis required
around the quotations or is it just for aesthetics?
Does anyone have something like this for Windows Telnet connecting to
Exchange?
Thanks
AD....
-----Original Message-----
From: Adam Saeed [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 21, 2004 10:32 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: script how to interactive mode in telnet
i want to write a script that automatically call telnet and do some
stuff and exit. e.g
telnet
open <ip addres> <port>
e.g port = 25
then..
it sends
helo test
mail from>
bla bala bla
rset
quit
...
when i done doing it through system command , it comes to interactive
mode and give prompt.
telnet>
then i have to type all by hand. instead i want it to write through my
script.. '
any idea.
thanks
adam
code attached:
#! /usr/bin/perl -w
print "Enter ip address where smtp server is running\n";
chomp ($ip=<STDIN>);
system ("telnet");
system ("open $ip 25");
system("helo test");
system("mail from: [EMAIL PROTECTED]");
system("mail to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]");
system("data");
system("this is a news\n");
system("\.");
system("\r\n\r");
system("rset");
system("quit");
exit 1;
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