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Is it necessary to logout or close spawn process Posted by Kan (Kan), 28 November 2005 I've prepared a expect script to spawn telnet session into 2 different routers, one after another. My concern is whether I have to send "logout" at the end of each telnet session or do I use "close -i $spawn_id". Or is the exit command at end of script sufficient to terminate both telnet sessions? #!/usr/bin/expect spawn telnet firstRouterIP expect "Login: " send "firstRouterLogin" expect "rtr1>" send "sho ip cir" expect "rtr1>" spawn telnet secondRouterIP expect "Login: " send "secondRouterLogin" expect "rtr2>" send "sho ip cir" expect "rtr2>" exit Posted by admin (Graham Ellis), 28 November 2005 I think the telnet processes will die without leaving anything behind when you exit from the Tcl ... a bit messily but OK.This page is a thread posted to the opentalk forum
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