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Re: Accessing another system's TELNET port from a batch job?

It could be done in PASE using curl. You can get an AIX copy of curl here:
http://computer-refuge.org/classiccmp/aixpdslib/pub/curl/RISC/4.3/exec/

Depending on the complexity of the process, you may not even need to use Expect. Though, considering the person asking the question, I'd assume he'll be happier with a native solution rather than an AIX one.


On 8/10/2010 1:38 PM, makins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
If there was a telnet client program available in PASE then I suppose you
could you an expect script. Is there an aix telnet client available
for download anywhere?

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