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How to to many things in a shell..
I have a problem. I need to first into a particular shell,not c shell
but a vendor shell,like

VENDOR>

And then do a lot of things, and generates some files.

How to do this in Perl ?



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stratus
04-21-05 08:56 AM


Re: How to to many things in a shell..
Stratus, you have to at least be more specific with your inquiry.

Which vendor?  Cisco? etc.. it's important.  There's no general
"vendor" module for per that "does a lot of things and generates files"
lol.  But maybe there is one that is specific to your particular
vendor.

Jay


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jay
04-24-05 01:55 AM


Re: How to to many things in a shell..
stratus wrote:
> 	I have a problem. I need to first into a particular shell,not c shell
> 	but a vendor shell,like
>
> 	VENDOR>
>
> 	And then do a lot of things, and generates some files.
>
> 	How to do this in Perl ?

check out:

Net::Telnet
Expect

on CPAN.

Mark

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Mark Clements
04-24-05 01:55 PM


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