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Originally Posted by
jjinno
currently there is a script in place of myssh that uses Expect and Tcl to capture the output
I am, and it really is quite terrible when it comes to environmental variables like columns, colors, escape sequences, and not to mention quoting.
I even tried re-creating the same script with the Python PxSSH module (using pExpect module) and came up with ultimately the same exact hangup:
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tput: No value for $TERM and no -T specified
This is what I get when I try to do something like running the Dell OpenManage service startup script. (I think caused by locking or trapping) Either way, this may not be the root problem, though it is the only error displayed. The root problem is that even though the script runs, the return never happens, so Expect times out the session, calling it a failure.