I just want you to know that the solution of my problem was to change the
prompt!
When I call the remote bash via telnet to change the directory it expacted
the old prompt which was guilty while login:
Prompt => '/\[datagate\]\/KOMM\/datagate >
But after changing the directory the prompt was
- Original Message -
From: Christian Stalp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tuesday, October 12, 2004 12:18 pm
Subject: Re: cannot call a process via telnet
>
> > It appears from the docs that the C method can take a
> timeout as
> > well. I suspect adding the
>
> > It appears from the docs that the C method can take a timeout as
> > well. I suspect adding the '&' will cause problems because the shell
> > will return control to Net::Telnet and there will be no way to
> > communicate with the process. Note that when you switch to include
> > other argu
> It appears from the docs that the C method can take a timeout as
> well. I suspect adding the '&' will cause problems because the shell
> will return control to Net::Telnet and there will be no way to
> communicate with the process. Note that when you switch to include
> other arguments with C
Please group reply so others can help and be helped, and to prevent
getting (accidentally) ignored.
> Okay now I tryed instead of:
> $rs = $t->print ( "./komm-test.pl" ) or die "cannot execute !\n";
>
> this:
>
> $rueck_s = $t->cmd ( "./komm-test.pl" ) or die "Kann kein Script
starten!\n";
>
>
Okay now I tryed instead of:
$rs = $t->print ( "./komm-test.pl" ) or die "cannot execute !\n";
this:
$rueck_s = $t->cmd ( "./komm-test.pl" ) or die "Kann kein Script starten!\n";
and get this message:
command timed-out at Refdb.pm line 94
And this is absolutly normal because the script which is
> As I expact, I just fixed the scope errors but the problem remains.
> This is it:
>
> sub telnet_access
> {
> my $username = $main::username;
> my $passwd = $main::passwd;
Generally we want our subroutines to be passed arguments and return
values. The above has avoided the scoping symptom b
>
> > What you have shown won't compile. Are you using 'strict' and
> > 'warnings'? If not you need to be.
> >
>
> Its not the whole file. I paste some parts of the script into the mail
> ,renamed the variables in english ... but I also doesn't use strict.
Maybe
> this gives me a hint of what
As I expact, I just fixed the scope errors but the problem remains.
This is it:
sub telnet_access
{
my $username = $main::username;
my $passwd = $main::passwd;
my $command_1 = "cd /home/chris/servlist/";
my @ra;
my $rs;
my $t;
$t = new Net::Telnet (Timeout => 15,Prompt => '/\[datagate\]\
> What you have shown won't compile. Are you using 'strict' and
> 'warnings'? If not you need to be.
>
Its not the whole file. I paste some parts of the script into the mail
,renamed the variables in english ... but I also doesn't use strict. Maybe
this gives me a hint of whats going wrong.
> Hello together,
> I have certain problem with the Net::Telnet () -package.
> I try to call a program on a remote server over the telnet. ( I cannot
use
> SSH in this case! )
>
What you have shown won't compile. Are you using 'strict' and
'warnings'? If not you need to be.
> my $command = "c
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