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Net::Telnet works wonders.
If you really want to use a system call, just pipe
the commands from a flat text file. Something like:
system ("telnet $host < in.txt");
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, July 26, 2005 8:43
AM
Subject: Telnet session from a Perl
script?
Hi
all...
I need to have a
Perl script that runs a telnet session from a Unix server to a Windows server
to issue a shutdown /r command to reboot the Windows server. Obviously,
system("telnet $host"); would get the session going, but how would one handle
the interactive (user, password, commands) part of the
session?
TIA!
Eric
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