Marc Williams wrote: > I've just started exploring the Expect language and have quickly hit a > little bit of a speed bump. But I'm not sure it's Expect that's the > problem. > > In an FC3 gnome-terminal, I try to run the following script: > ---------------------- > #!/usr/bin/expect -- > spawn ssh 192.168.0.9 > expect "word: " > send "password\r" > expect "]$ " > interact Do I assume that you're trying to do stuff this way in order to experiment with Expect? Otherwise, it would make a lot more sense to set up a passphrase-less SSH key (assuming the point is that you don't want to enter a password and are willing to assume the security risks [1]). James. [1] The risk is that if someone can get access to the script you mentioned (say by getting physical access to the machine) or to the private key, then they can also log into 192.168.0.9. -- James Wilkinson | ... File not found, I'll load something *I* think Exeter Devon UK | is interesting. E-mail address: james | @westexe.demon.co.uk |
