Re: [Expectperl-discuss] help!!

[Alan J. <al...@ra...>]

I am quite sure it is a expect problem because if I run the rsync process 
independent of expect (i.e. manually entering the password at the prompt 
insteading of having expect module to automate the procedure), everything 
runs just fine. One more piece of evidence is that I didn't get this 
warning message about default pty can only handle 155 bytes when I 
installed it on redhat 7.2, and the module works perfect on that system. I 
wonder if rehhat 9.0 is doing something funny that messes up the expect 
module.

Alan


 On Mon, 14 
Jul 2003, expect wrote:

> On Mon, 14 Jul 2003 13:14:42 -0400 (EDT)
> Alan Jiang <al...@ra...> wrote:
> 
> > Hi,
> > I have an emergency problem that I need your help. I have just installed 
> > expect-1.15 on redhat 9.0 and receive the following warning message:
> >  
> > Warning: your default pty can only handle 155 bytes at a time!
> > ok 30
> >  
> > This warning message didn't come up during the installation on !!!redhat 
> > 7.1!!!! 
> > I use your expect module to work with rsync to synchronize two website. 
> > It now takes forever to update (serveral runs for just one small file). 
> > Can you please tell me how this problem can be solved? Thanks.
> >  
> > Alan
> 
> You probably need to convince me that it's an Expect problem.
> You haven't so far.
> 
> Maybe you can wrap some timings around things using
> use Benchmark;
> 
> to make your case.
> 
> > 
> > 
> > 
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