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Login to a remote solaris machine as superuser through perl
I am trying to write a perl script that will do remote machine.
I have done user loging using simple command; $telnet->login('test', 'test123'); But now I want to do root login or superuser login. So I tried the superuser command, $telnet->cmd("su"); But I am not able to send the password , like, $telnet->put("Password"); neither the command returns any text for prompt. How can I do this? Same thing I am also trying to login to a remote mysql server, but it is not working. Any suggestions .... |
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