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store timestamp result in a variable Posted by dudeman (dudeman), 18 June 2008 Hello,I am trying to write a script that will set the time on all of the switches on our network. It will: ping the switch to see if it is alive if so: a. telnet in to change the time based on the workstations time else b. if machine is not alive continue to the next one The main thing I am trying to accomplish is: How to feed the time to a variable which I can then use at the switches command prompt to set the time? ############## script start ################# #!/usr/bin/expect timestamp -format %X expect "%X" {set now %X} puts "$now" ############# script end #################### Any help would be awesome. Thanks. Dudeman Posted by admin (Graham Ellis), 20 June 2008 Try someting like this"Code:
Look for the pattern (not %X) ... capture from $expect_out ... The code above gave me Code:
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