yes, i really should have posted that up there as well.... sigh i knew i forgot something
> 0x00000: 2f 62 69 6e  2f 70 61 73  73 77 64 0d  0a           /bin/pa
+sswd..

< 0x00000: 2f                                                  /

< 0x00000: 62 69 6e 2f  70 61 73 73  77 64 0d 0a  70 61 73 73  bin/pas
+swd..pass
< 0x00010: 77 64 3a 20  20 43 68 61  6e 67 69 6e  67 20 70 61  wd:  Ch
+anging pa
< 0x00020: 73 73 77 6f  72 64 20 66  6f 72 20 70  72 69 65 68  ssword 
+for prieh
< 0x00030: 65 63 6b 0d  0a                                     eck..

< 0x00000: 45 6e 74 65  72 20 6c 6f  67 69 6e 28  4e 49 53 2b  Enter l
+ogin(NIS+
< 0x00010: 29 20 70 61  73 73 77 6f  72 64 3a 20               ) passw
+ord:

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that is the log, and the waitfor()'s came out of teh documentation letter by letter, but since this currently doesnt work, im up for recoding it... i will add those to my list of lines to be evaluated for dumping.

but that is beside the point, the program hangs wainting for the password which i thought i told it to send...
jcpunk

by the way thanks for all the help that was, is, and will be

In reply to Re: Re: Net::Telnet and changing passwords by jcpunk
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