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Re: can the telnet command be automated?

I thought you were trying to automate a telnet connection? If so, why are you connecting to an SMTP (e-mail) port?!


On 11/9/2010 10:22 AM, tim.dclinc@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Im trying to work with PASE TELNET using the technique discussed, but it
locks up and doesn't complete the script.

Here is the qsh command I am using
QSH CMD('(/curl -v telnet://74.125.45.27:25</tmp/pase/stdin.txt )')

Here is the script file.
HELO<barattalo.it>
MAIL FROM:<info@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
RCPT TO:<sample@xxxxxxxxxx>

Here is the output:
* About to connect() to 74.125.45.27 port 25
* Trying 74.125.45.27... connected
* Connected to 74.125.45.27 (74.125.45.27) port 25
220 mx.google.com ESMTP b20si14035801ana.185
250 mx.google.com at your service

It just sits on this display. I cant get out of the session without using
System Request opt 2

Any suggestions?




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