Hello, I am a total expect noob. I am writing a expect script for a test case where I want to count the number of occurrences of the string "Ok" and do an action for every occurrence from the following output: Reloading configuration on all nodes Reloading configuration on node 1 (node1-c5) OK Reloading configuration on node 2 (node2-c...
Whenever I try to run the script it doesn't show me any result on standard output. #!/usr/bin/expect -- send [exec tail -f /var/opt/jboss/log/jbossall.log | grep -i "pattern"] Please advise the reason. ...
I just wrote a very simple Expect script for wrapping around rsync, but it seems to be giving me trouble. Basically, I am automating the SSH login prompt called from rsync. I also have to pass arguments through rsync to SSH so it doesn't do the host key checking. I am well aware of SSH authentication keys and ssh-keygen, but I have go...
I know about RSA authentication, but for my purposes I want to use a heredoc to specify the password. I want something like the following, but I can't get it to work. Is this even possible? #!/bin/bash echo -n "Enter Password: " read -s password ssh myhost << EOL $password echo "I'm logged onto myhost" EOL echo done This is what I g...
Hi, everyone I have a following script for executing commands on a remote device over ssh: #!/usr/bin/expect -f set cmd $argv set timeout -1 spawn ssh -p22 [email protected] match_max 100000 expect "*?assword:*" send "PASS\r" expect "<*" send $cmd\r expect "* :" send "Y\r" expect feof At the last line, my script is expecting "end of...
This question has been asked more than once before, but I have not found a satisfactory answer in any of those discussions. I am launching a command-line process that produces a real-time measurement to STDOUT, producing a new result approximately every second. Using System.Diagnostics.Process.StandardOutput results in completely unacc...
Hello, everyone I'm trying to automate the interaction with a remote device over telnet using expect. At some point device generates output like this: ; ... COMPLETED ... ; What I need is to make my script exit after the "COMPLETED" keyword and second ";" are found. However all my attemts fail. Script either exits after the first com...
Is it possible to call an Expect script from Perl by passing an array as a parameter? If so, how to retrieve that array in Expect like we retrieve non-array data as: set value [lindex $argv 0] ...
hi.. here is my perl script(a.pl) #!/usr/bin/perl $logfile = "./a.log"; open(LOGFILE_Handle, ">$logfile") or die "Error : Can not open $logfile !!! \n\n "; print LOGFILE_Handle "a.pl: 1 "; system "./a.exp "; here is my expect script(a.exp) #!/opt/sfw/bin/expect -f log_user 1; set logfile "./a.log"; set LOGFILE_Handle [open "$log...
I have the following script, #!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; use Net::SSH::Perl; use Expect; my $logs = "logs"; open(LOG,'>>',"$logs") or die "can't logs $!\n"; my $domain = 'domain.com'; my @host = qw/host/; foreach my $host (@host) { my $cmd = "passwd user1"; my $sshost = join('.', $host, $domain); my $ssh = Net...
I have code like ClockService mockClockService = createMock( ClockService.class ); Long timeFirstNodeCreated = new Date().getTime(); expect( mockClockService.getNow() ).andReturn( timeFirstNodeCreated ) ; Long timeFirstNodeDeleted = new Date().getTime(); expect( mockClockService.getNow() ).andReturn( timeFirstNodeDeleted ) ; ...