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Recent content by nagashankarp
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Perl NET::Telnet
Yes these varaibles are set on Windows and can be extracted in by perl program. I have gone a bit further since my last post. I have managed a work around for now by writing a temp file, see below use IO::File; use Net::Telnet (); $ccuser = $ENV { 'CLEARCASE_USER' }; $log =...- nagashankarp
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- Forum: Perl
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Perl NET::Telnet
When i execute the line $t->cmd("/cc/ac_scr.sh $ENV{CL} $ENV{EA}"); it uses the env variables that are set in UNIX system. But if I use this script to run from a Windows system and the parameters are set on windows they are not passed. Is there a way to do this ?- nagashankarp
- Post #4
- Forum: Perl
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Perl NET::Telnet
Greetings to all I have a requirement of passing a few user-defined parameters through Net::Telnet and these parameters will be used by my UNIX Script, is there a way to do this.. use Net::Telnet (); $t = new Net::Telnet (Timeout => 10); $t->open("sever"); $t->login(user, pass)...- nagashankarp
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