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12-29-2005
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telnet with ksh
please i need to make telnet in an script but i cant use delay into the instruction because i dont know how many time takes an instruction to compleate in the other computer.How can i do? is there any form to do that??
please help sorry for my english.... 
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I'm not sure
Sorry i havent used Perl.....but i need to do it into the script...thanks anyway...please helpppppppp....
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