U should use the DumpLog constructor option. That captures a raw log of the
communication so u can see what is actually being sent and received. I've
had to refer to it numerous times to get my statements working.
At 05:48 PM 11/30/2009 -0800, James T. wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>Is there a way to run a script that take standard input.
>My remote script is called 'restore'. When it is run , it require a "Yes or
NO" answer before it can run"
>My Perl program telnet find but cannot seems to pass the "Y" or "N" for
the restore script to run.
>
>
>use Net::Telnet;
>
>$ip = "hulk";
>$user = "user102";
>$password = "";
>
> print "Running ...\n";
> $t = new Net::Telnet(-Timeout=>36000,-Errmode=>"return");
> $t->open($ip);
> $t->waitfor(Match=>'/login/i');
> $t->print("$user");
> $t->waitfor(Match=>'/Pass/i');
> $t->print("$password");
> @pass=$t->waitfor(Match=>'/%/');
>
> $t->cmd('cd TOOLS');
> $t->print('restore');
> $t->waitfor(Match=>'/Are you sure/i');
> $t->print("y");
>
>
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