I am writing cvs utility for our internal project. I want to export cvsroot for same. i tried below code 
    $Expect::Debug = 1;
    $Expect::Log_Stdout = 1;
    $Expect::Exp_Internal = 1;

    my $cvs_root  = 'export CVSROOT=:pserver:user11@10.x.x.X:/export/DEMO' . "\r\n";
    my $echo_cmd = "echo \$CVSROOT \r\n";
    
    
    #cvs, give me a token
    my $shell_obj = new Expect or die "Couldn't spawan a process : $!\n";
    
    #pty return all sends itself as it is. Making your reposnse unpredictable. Get it corrected
    $shell_obj->raw_pty(1);

    $shell_obj = Expect->spawn("$cvs_root") or die "Couldn't start a program: $!\n";
while spawning process to export CVSROOT, i am getting this error when executing this script 
Cannot exec(export CVSROOT=:pserver:user11@10.x.x.x:/export/demo
): Permission denied
Not sure what i am missing here. Monks could you please give me hint or direction to walk on.

In reply to Expect.pm spawn for exporting evn variables by anilfunde

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