Perhaps the methods waitfor and readline can help you?

Note, I don't have any experience with Net::Telnet, I only saw that those two methodes where used in the examples in the Net::Telnet-doc.

Update: you should also be using 'or' instead of '||' for error checking. (It doesn't make any difference when you use 'die', but it is IMHO bad practice.)

Update2: your open-statement is not that good either. There is a three-param version of open, which would allows you to do: open(FH, ">", "filename"); which is what you try to accomplish by appending $write_file to the file name (which is less safe).

In reply to Re: Capturing Telnet Command Outputs on Windows 2000 machines by Animator
in thread Capturing Telnet Command Outputs on Windows 2000 machines by auyong

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