Hi,

Of course I need write some Telnet code in perl but i have some problems. My system support diffrent types of prompt with different functionality, so:

1. login prompt: 

This computer resource is private property. Unauthorized access,
misuse, and misappropriation of resources is prohibited by law.
hapWibbSc2 login: root
Password: 
Last login: Tue Jun 11 12:04:37 on ttyS0
root@hapWibbSc2:~#

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2. 'linux' kind prompt root@hapWibbSc2:~#

3. agent prompt: 

root@hapWibbSc2:~# cli
Starting Agent CLI
hapWibbSc2#

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How to detect in which prompt am I, because there is different types of command in every.

And second problem when I grabbing out put of command sometime if output is longer it print "--More--" waiting for <space> key from user to print rest how to decect is and send <space> and grab rest of output.

i.e. 

...pciConflictResolutionMode preview sendSortedEutraNeighbors true sen
+dSortedCdma2000Neighbors
 true TinterFreqAnrMeasDuration 100 TreportStrongestCellsForSonEhrpd 1
+00 TreportStrongestCellsForSonOnex 100 sonAppLogEn
able true anrModeEUtran disabled anrModeEhrpd disabled anrModeOnex dis
+abled nrtMaxSizeEUtran 134 nrtMaxSizeEhrpd 134 nrt
MaxSizeOnex 134 anrScoreOnexMin 5 anrScoreOnexMax 10 anrSco
--More--
reOnexThresholdMax 20

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Anyhelp will be grate!

In reply to Net::Telnet different prompts by emcek

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