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got some help on this...sharing it with you.

my friend says we should try duping the descriptors so

that the forked process containing the telnet command

can be controlled by us...pass the rest of the commands

starting from line7 to the duped descriptor which takes input from STDIN

but me doesnt know how to work with descriptors

will do some R&D on it today

u could try it out too..;)

and ofcourse let me know abt it

thanks a lot

shamala

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