Dear all, This question is related to client server model. My client is perl script on windows and server is linux based DM816x processor. The .out that executes on server accepts standard input at some of time and gives the satandard output. My task is: 1) To run the .out from the client. 2) Once it starts running sending data to the standard input of the .out running on the server. 3) After data is sent capture the data printed on standard ouput of the server and get it back to client for parsing. I have tried telent module for the same. As far I undestand I am able to send only commnads(able to run .out) but not able to send data to standard input of .out. Please help what to use and how?

In reply to Sending and receiving data to standard input and output of the linux based server. by Exploringperl

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