> Had a look through the mail archives. I'd be interested in having a
look
> at
> Julian's patch.
There you go:
---- Snipp --->
87c87,89
< time.sleep(delay) # being over cautious
---
> output=os.read(fd, bufSize) # read the
banner (eg everything before sys-prompt)
> if debug: debug.write('>> child says: %r\n' %
output)
> time.sleep(delay) # being over cautious
---- Snipp --->
My substitute (previously posted) can be found here (with a little luck
@dialup): http://wgfalk.dyndns.org/people/snippets/pyssh2/
> I have also done a patched version. In fact, I've also patched the
tty
> module, since tty.spawn was broken.
>
> I was after a version that would work in Windows with Putty's command
line
> version, and I'm hoping that my approach will. Under Linux I've then
got
> a
> wrapper (that uses my patched tty.spawn) that enables ssh to be used
with
> os.popen2. I'm pretty sure that there is no tty stuff to worry about
on
> windows, so Putty's command line should be fine.
>
As for windows - I came up with the putty-idea as well - but since you
can't select() file-descriptors in windows, I didn't do any work on it.
It should present a pretty awful solution to provide the password on
putty-prompt and provide an input-file for commands to be executed. This
way it would be possible to later parse the complete output.
If you come up with something better I' d love to hear about it.
Greets,
Julian.
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