Open a file from remote Windows and use the content in the file locally
- From: "youyou" <youyouwu@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 14 Jul 2006 10:40:38 -0700
hi,
I am new here, i have been google around for so long on this issue so i
decided to stop by and bother you guys.
I use tcl and Expect on a Redhat linux system to remotely telnet to a
windows system to run some test. end of the test, a file called
"log.dat" is generated. then i will need to analyze the number of
errors in the log.dat(basically all text) to decide what the windows
system should do next.
so here comes the question, how do i process the log file, so i can use
it locally on Red hat to do a check? (my idea is to store the content
of log.dat as a variable locally, then use regular expresstion to check
it)
newbie here, want to get it done in a quick and dirty way.
thanks in advance for your help
.
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