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  1. lhradowy

    Perl Install - make test failed op/filetest

    It would be pkgadd by solaris, and the software from Solaris freeware, but this version of Perl "from Freeware" 5.8.8 is already installed in /usr/local/perl5.8.8 from a vendor on our server and this is locked down as to we can not install any perl modules, if we do it will null and void our...
  2. lhradowy

    Perl Install - make test failed op/filetest

    This is not where I am installing it. Went thru the interactive install and choose the defaults of /usr/local/bin for the installation. This is only where the software is. I spent hours on google, CPAN but could not find any thing related to my error, hence the forums as my next course of action.
  3. lhradowy

    Perl Install - make test failed op/filetest

    Solaris 5.10 installing perl 5.8.9 in /usr/local/bin Everything runs great until make test, if fails with only one issue: Failed 1 test out of 1108, 99.91% okay. op/filetest.t make[2]: *** [_test_tty] Error 1 make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/lhradow1/perl-5.8.9' make[1]: *** [_test] Error 2...
  4. lhradowy

    Net::Telnet and control characters

    Yes, and no it did not work
  5. lhradowy

    Net::Telnet and control characters

    I need to create a perl script that logs into a switch thru a terminal server, and then sends a control B to enter a command, the a control C to send the command. All lower case characters are what I need to enter before and after the commands. what is in red is the actual prompts what is in...
  6. lhradowy

    Expect scripting with error reporting...

    I am trying to harden my expect script, and so far I have the "usual prompts covered" (I can not really say they are prompt persay) but what happens if for some reason the host that the expect script is logging into changes its screens? How can I account for that? Is there a way that...

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