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Re: [Plug] expect problem
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> It started as Redhat 5.1, but I've upgraded a number of things, including the
> kernel to 2.2.11
I'm not having this problem under redhat 6.0, ymmv.
> How can I check this when I get home tonight? I don't know much about ptys other
> than "pseudo terminal".
I know it's an option in the kernel configuration when you build a kernel.
Also, I think you can check to see if you have a directory /dev/pts, if you
do, then your system is configured for unix98 ptys. If you have it, there
should be a file in there for each 'terminal' you have open.
> > Can you run the expect script at root?
> No.
Why not? Don't you have root access to your box?
> Wow, looks interesting. Should be a lot of fun to play with.
Simple smoke and mirrors with shell redirection. That's one of the things
I love about the shell, and about unix in general -- everything's a file,
and a stream of data. If you can't do something one way, there's usualy
another. It's Unix, you win (tm).
k
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