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10-26-2005
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run a application from a remote server via script?
I have a ksh script that does a bunch of things, then runs
telnet server_b I then manually login, manually run one command (which launches an application with display back to my workstation), then logout at which point the main script takes back over, runs something else, then ends. Is there anyway to automate the manual parts? 
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10-26-2005
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Have you tried a here document?
Code:
telnet somenode<<EOF username password special_command exit EOF
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10-26-2005
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you should really look into using "expect", but here's a 'poor-man' attempt to do it with the 'pipped' "telnet":
Code:
#!/bin/ksh
host='myHost'
user='anyUserName'
pass='aPassword'
(
sleep 3
print "${user}"
sleep 1
print "${pass}"
sleep 2
print "ls ~"
sleep 1
print "exit"
sleep 3
) | telnet "${host}"
Last edited by vgersh99; 10-26-2005 at 01:19 PM.
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10-26-2005
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Thanks vgersh99,
Looks somewhat like sendkeys (VBA command). I looked up expect. Looks like I'll need to play with it a lot before getting it to work, but undoubtedly a better approach. Thanks for the help.
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