Hy,

I am trying to write a script which will trigger a core dump on the server. The first part (triggering the dump) is complete, i am writing the second part at moment which monitors the core dump procedure.

The idea is that I log into the servers vsp and monitor it from there.

The problem: after i succesfully log into server and send a:

my ($out, $err) = $kssh->capture2("vsp");

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the screen just hangs since vsp requires a esc( key combination to terminate.

When I try to solve the issue with a pty 
my ($vsppty, vsppid)=$kssh->open2pty("vsp");

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then I can write to to the $vsppty, but I cannot see any information that goes through it(stdout). I tried opening file handles: 
my $tty = $vsppty->slave;
$vsppty->make_slave_controlling_terminal();

my $ttyfd=$tty->fileno;
close $vsppty;
open STDIN, "<&$ttyfd" or die $!;
open STDOUT, ">&$ttyfd" or die $!;
open STDERR, ">&STDOUT" or die $!;
close $tty;

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but this gives me error: 
 
Error: could not connect pty as controlling terminal!

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I am not that expirienced yet, so I might be overlooking or not understanding something. Digging into the NET::Openssh module documents I was hoping that there is a possibility to use stdout_fh, and stdin_fh and read write to these handles, but open2pty doesnt support it.

In reply to Perl HP ilo vsp by s4mur4i

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