Hi Monks,

Seek your help again

In a small perl script I am using here document to execute multipe commands and store the obtained output in an array.

Below is my code 


@result=`sh /tmp/bin/ssmcons 192.168.2.114 << EOF;
access;
subagent list;
quit;
EOF`;

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With this code I am trying to run a binary and execute some commands related to that.

The script is getting stuck without any output. When I observe the ps output it is giving me 


root      6513  6118  0 18:41 pts/4    00:00:00 perl ssm_conf.pl
root      6514  6513  0 18:41 pts/4    00:00:00 sh -c sh /tmp/bin/ssmc
+ons 192.168.2.114 << EOF;?access;?subagent list;?quit;?EOF

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Can you help me in overcomming this problem

Thanks in Advance.

Srinivas.

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