Re: Bash script - telnet

Jens.Toerring_at_physik.fu-berlin.de
Date: 05/27/04 

Date: 27 May 2004 00:56:53 GMT

Tokito <maramire@tutopia.com> wrote:
> I need a telnet script in bash. I need to log in a remote site for
> executing certain commands & tasks (remotely). Can somebody share a
> script like this? I use Debian Woody.

Since this usually involves entering the user name and password
(and I guess that's what your problem is) you better should have
a look at "expect", that's probably better suited for the task
than a bash script.
                                 Regards, Jens 

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