Thnaks for Information!! But the question is slight different. I can do either telnet, ssh or http daemon to connet to server and issue commands. I can even wait for the response. But all these assume that on the server side there is a standard command/shell prompt. My question is once I issue the command (eg ./run.out), this run.out waits for some <STDIN> and the prompt is ">>" instead of "# or $ or ~". The .out is now waiting for some data at the stdin, so I need to send some Data after it waits for STDIN. How to I Send data to the .out running at server waiting for the <STDIN>?

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

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