Simple code to connect and login to HP Procurve use(ing) Expect below, generates following output to STDOUT and PATH/FILE

[?7l[?6l[?25h[?6l[?7lConnecting to Tacacs server[?25h [?25h[?25hUsername: [?25h[?25h[?25h[?25l [?25h

Question is how do I get rid of what looks to be non-printable flow-control? I reviewed IO::Stty and have either not understood or implemented incorrectly as I have tried $object->('sane') with no luck, nor gotten a response from $object->stty('-a')

   ######### Start up an Expect session ################
   my $exp=Expect->new;
   $exp->raw_pty(0);
   $exp->stty('sane');
   print "exp settings:".$exp->stty('-a')."<<<----\n";
   $exp->spawn("telnet $dev->{IP}");
   $exp->log_file("$dev->{DEVICE_CONF_PATH}/$dev->{IP}.log");
   if($DEBUG){
      $exp->log_stdout(1);
   }

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In reply to Expecting non-print chars from HP Procurve by sgrey

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