diesel_den
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Jun 7, 2009, 8:53 AM
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Re: [FishMonger] Problem with Aruba device using plink through IPC::Run
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I have created an example that works in the same way and have the same problem even using telnet.
use IPC::Run qw( start pump finish timeout );
my $username = '<username, 7 characters>';
my $password = '<password, 6 characters>';
my $epassword = '<enable_password, 6 characters>';
my $vars = {};
$vars->{handle} = undef;
$vars->{in} = undef;
$vars->{out} = undef;
$vars->{err} = undef;
my @cmd = ();
push( @cmd, 'plink' );
push( @cmd, '-v', '-a', '-x' ); # Verbose output, disable agent forwarding, and disable X11 forwarding
push( @cmd, '-telnet' );
push( @cmd, '-l', $username );
#push( @cmd, ( '-pw', $password ) ) if $password;
#push( @cmd, '-' . $this->{version} ) if $this->{version} =~ /^[12]$/;
#push( @cmd, '-C' ) if $this->{compression};
#push( @cmd, ( '-P', $this->{port} ) );
push( @cmd, '<ip_of_device>' );
print "Connecting to the device...\n";
$vars->{handle} = start \@cmd, \$vars->{in}, \$vars->{out}, \$vars->{err}, timeout(100);
print "Connected\n";
my_wait_for('User:\s', $vars);
my_send($username, $vars);
my_wait_for('Password:\s', $vars);
my_send($password, $vars);
my_wait_for('\(Aruba\)\s>', $vars);
my_send('enable', $vars);
my_wait_for(':', $vars);
my_send($epassword, $vars);
my_wait_for('\(Aruba\)\s#', $vars);
my_send('config term', $vars);
my_wait_for('\(Aruba\)\s\(config\)\s#', $vars);
my_send('enable', $vars);
my_wait_for('Password:', $vars);
my_send($epassword, $vars);
my_wait_for('password:', $vars);
my_send($epassword, $vars);
my_wait_for('#', $vars);
my_send('exit', $vars);
my_wait_for('#', $vars);
sub my_wait_for
{
my $regex = shift;
my $vars = shift;
print "\n>>my_wait_for: $regex\n";
until ( $vars->{out} =~ /$regex$/ )
{
$vars->{handle}->pump();
print "\n out: $vars->{out}\n";
}
}
sub my_send
{
my $input = shift;
my $vars = shift;
print "\n>>my_send: $input\n";
$vars->{in} .= $input . "\n";
while ( $this->{in} )
{
print "\n in: $in";
$vars->{handle}->pump();
print "\n out: $vars->{out}\n";
}
}
Output of the program:
Connecting to the device...
Connected
>>my_wait_for: User:\s
out:
out:
out:
(Aruba)
User:
>>my_send: xxxxxxx
>>my_wait_for: Password:\s
out:
(Aruba)
User:
out:
(Aruba)
User: x
out:
(Aruba)
User: xxxxxxx
Password:
>>my_send: yyyyyy
>>my_wait_for: \(Aruba\)\s>
out:
(Aruba)
User: xxxxxxx
Password:
out:
(Aruba)
User: xxxxxxx
Password: ******
(Aruba) >
>>my_send: enable
>>my_wait_for: :
out:
(Aruba)
User: xxxxxxx
Password: ******
(Aruba) >e
out:
(Aruba)
User: xxxxxxx
Password: ******
(Aruba) >enable
Password:
>>my_send: zzzzzz
>>my_wait_for: \(Aruba\)\s#
out:
(Aruba)
User: xxxxxxx
Password: ******
(Aruba) >enable
Password:*
out:
(Aruba)
User: xxxxxxx
Password: ******
(Aruba) >enable
Password:******
(Aruba) #
>>my_send: config term
>>my_wait_for: \(Aruba\)\s\(config\)\s#
out:
(Aruba)
User: xxxxxxx
Password: ******
(Aruba) >enable
Password:******
(Aruba) #c
out:
(Aruba)
User: xxxxxxx
Password: ******
(Aruba) >enable
Password:******
(Aruba) #configure term
Enter Configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z
(Aruba) (config) #
>>my_send: enable
>>my_wait_for: Password:
out:
(Aruba)
User: xxxxxxx
Password: ******
(Aruba) >enable
Password:******
(Aruba) #configure term
Enter Configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z
(Aruba) (config) #e
out:
(Aruba)
User: xxxxxxx
Password: ******
(Aruba) >enable
Password:******
(Aruba) #configure term
Enter Configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z
(Aruba) (config) #enable
Password:
>>my_send: zzzzzz
>>my_wait_for: password:
out:
(Aruba)
User: xxxxxxx
Password: ******
(Aruba) >enable
Password:******
(Aruba) #configure term
Enter Configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z
(Aruba) (config) #enable
Password:*
out:
(Aruba)
User: xxxxxxx
Password: ******
(Aruba) >enable
Password:******
(Aruba) #configure term
Enter Configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z
(Aruba) (config) #enable
Password:*******
As you see, we have response "*******" instead of "****** Re-Type password:".
(This post was edited by diesel_den on Jun 7, 2009, 11:59 AM)
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