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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?
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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 commands to execute locally on the remote
server
a.
Start a loop after step
2
b.
In this loop call another remote
utility using telnet to a second remote machine (telnet <Remote machine
2> and run another EXE files locally on machine 2)
c.
After the last exe file runs
completely rerun the loop with different options passed to remote machine 1
using telnet.
Has any one done such a thing in
Perl before? What’s best way if Perl is not the right
medium?
By the way, Can I make an exe file of the above function, once (if) written in Perl?
Thanks
Manish
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