--BEGIN FILE--
user
password

<lines for your comands>
exit
 --END FILE--

Be care with the end of line after the password and remember to add "exit"
or "quit" as the last line.

Regards

Philippe Baudry writes:

> Samuel =?iso-8859-1?B?RO1heiBHYXJj7WE=?= wrote:
>>
>> With "linux telnet daemon" I done it using a file with user and password.
>>
>> From linux:
>>
>> cat myscript_with_user_info.txt | curl telnet://host
>>
>> From windows:
>>
>> type myscript_with_user_info.txt | curl telnet://host
>>
>> The problem is you must include "exit" or "quit" command as last line in
>> your .txt file.
>>
>> Another problem found is that some telnet daemons read stdin in non-standard
>> way and I can't use that syntax.
>>
>> The problem, I think, to manage login info is that is very dependant on the
>> device telnet daemon running on it. For example, an spanish telnet daemon,
>> prompt the user using "usuario:" or "Usuario:" keyword. I think another
>> internationalized telnet daemons could do that in another language.
>>
>> I think, under telnet, there are not a standarized way to do that.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Philippe Baudry writes:
>>
>> > hi
>> >
>> > curl allows telnet functionnality
>> >
>> > syntax is curl telnet://<remote>
>> >
>> > curl doesn t manage the user password, and it is to user to catch the
>> > prompt and send the user identification.
>> > why?
>> >
>> > interest of curl is i think a complete protocal connect management from
>> > just a command line, as it does for http, ftp,..
>> >
>> > with telnet, this advantage is not implemented, and a simple script
>> > including telnet command seems to do the same
>> >
>> > i have done some test, and can t find a solution , from a script
>> > including curl telnet, to pass automaticaly the user/id to continue the
>> > telnet connexion
>> >
>> > so should be possible to have an improvement of telnet in curl including
>> > the management of user identificatin while connection (even if it is
>> > not in the protocol and can t be treated directly)
>> > as
>> >
>> > curl telnet://<remote> -u <user/pass>
>> >
>> > curl will do the telnet connexion, will cath the return prompt, send the
>> > user/id , test the results, etc , to return finaly the command result
>> >
>> > it should be nice for me, because i should have a telnet command
>> > inheriting of curl benefits( (proxy management, ...)
>> >
>> > in it is not, how can i from a shell script including curl telnet
>> > syntax, provide the user/id in continue
>> >
>> > thanks for an answer
>> >
>> > --
>> > Philippe Baudry
>>
>>
>> Samuel Díaz García
>> Director Gerente
>> ArcosCom Wireless, S.L.L.
>>
>> CIF: B11828068
>> c/ Romero Gago, 19
>> Arcos de la Frontera
>> 11630 - Cadiz
>>
>> http://www.arcoscom.com
>>
>> mailto:samueldg_at_arcoscom.com
>> msn: samueldg_at_arcoscom.com
>>
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>
> hi, and thanks a lot for your answer
>
> i had tried your solution ( same if you redirect the stdin ) giving the
> info via a file
>
> if i write a file containing the 2 lines
>
> user1
> password1
>
> behaviour is always the same: when starting your command,curl process
> starts telnet session, takes in account the first line of the file, but
> keeps blocked waiting the second line( here the passwd);
> connexion is the rejected by time out
>
> is there a way to pass the second line of the file. have you an exemple
> of the specified file you pass in parameter
>
> thanks by advance
> --
> Philippe Baudry
 

  Samuel Díaz García
   Director Gerente
ArcosCom Wireless, S.L.L.

CIF: B11828068
c/ Romero Gago, 19
Arcos de la Frontera
11630 - Cadiz

http://www.arcoscom.com

mailto:samueldg_at_arcoscom.com
msn: samueldg_at_arcoscom.com

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Received on 2005-12-20