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Long expect command is appearing slowly

Posted by sarmstro (sarmstro), 7 November 2005
Hi,

I have a test automation framework written in expect and I recently ported it from a Debian machine to a Red Hat machine.

One of the tests sends a long SNMP command as part of its setup. On the Debian machine this long command appeared pretty much instantly on the screen and there were no problems. On the Red Hat machine the long command is scrolling across the screen as it is being sent, and this seems to cause the snmp server the process is acting with, to time out. I am not using the -s switch with send.

Any ideas why this might be happening?

Thanks,
Scott

Posted by admin (Graham Ellis), 7 November 2005
Xwindows screen driver differences?  

Why not try
log_user 0
as I'm sure you can't read the output as it flashes by!



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