Hi All,

Am using Expect.pm in my script, and am setting 'exp_internal', 'log_file' values. Still output is not redirecting to he file. 

 $expect->exp_internal(1);
$expect->log_file("/tmp/expect.log", "w");

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I want below lines into file.

 Starting EXPECT pattern matching...
 at /usr/local/share/perl5/Expect.pm line 597
        Expect::expect('Expect=GLOB(0x2ae3d80)', undef, 'ARRAY(0x2ae42
+18)') called at /products/backend/***/expect3.pl line 86
handle id(9): list of patterns:
  #1: -re `[\r\n]?[^\r\n]+[%#>$] $'


handle id(9): Does `'
match:
  pattern #1: -re `[\r\n]?[^\r\n]+[%#>$] $'? No.


handle id(9): Does `\033]0;user1@da3p-host-**-aut001:~\007\033[?1034h[
+user1@da3p-host-**-aut001 ~]$ '
match:
  pattern #1: -re `[\r\n]?[^\r\n]+[%#>$] $'? YES!!
    Before match string: `'
    Match string: `\033]0;user1@da3p-host-**-aut001:~\007\033[?1034h[u
+ser1@da3p-host-**-aut001 ~]$ '
    After match string: `'

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Thanks in advance

In reply to Redirect expect screen output to file by ryalagikar

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