David Anderson <li...@pern.co.uk> writes:
> I am trying to automate the following session - to talk to my router:
>
> telnet speedtouch
[...]
> I am using the following code:
[...]
> child.expect('sername : ')
> child.sendline('Administrator')
I've scripted communications with my Speedtouch 510 using pexpect: I use
it to send the router's logs to my server. The obvious difference
between my script and yours is that instead of sendline, I used send and
an explicit carriage return.
kid.expect('Username :')
kid.send('admin\r\n')
I think this is a result of a similar problem, but I don't remember any
more.
Anyway, I've put my (very simple) script up at
http://www.distorted.org.uk/~mdw/example/guvnor-maintenance
in case you're interested. (No, I wasn't daft enough to put the
password in the script!)
-- [mdw]
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