Creating A Script File

Script File Examples

Log On Script

To introduce scripting, here is an example of probably the most obvious task to automate - logging on to a host computer over a network:

hrcv hold

pset network protocol "protocol" nodename "nodename" connect

hcmp 0,"login: " put "dave_r"

hcmp 0,"password:" put "pericom_r"

hcmp 0,"$ "

exit

The hrcv command on the first line will be necessary in most cases when checking data from the host. Because characters (usually 1 only) from the host are normally processed between lines of the script file, it is normally necessary to include a hrcv hold command to stop this, i.e. to HOLD characters from being processed. This will be in force EXCEPT during hcmp and hget commands, until another hrcv command is encountered.

The pset command enables you to change most items on the Settings menus, and also ‘CURRENT’ settings usually set by ESCape sequences. In this case it is imitating what you would do in the New Connection dialog box in order to connect to a remote host.

The hcmp command allows you to wait until specific character(s) are received EXACTLY from the host. The number before the string specifies how many seconds to wait for the characters. The ‘0’ as used here is an unlimited wait. (In practice it would be better to use a non-zero value and check the system flag to see if the string was received.)

The put command sends the specified characters to the host. The exit command terminates the script file but does not QUIT TeemTalk.

Within this outline script it is necessary to provide the relevant entries for the system to which connection is required. The second line defines the particular network interface protocol and nodename being used and initiates the connection.

The put lines define the userid and password to be used as 'dave' and 'pericom' respectively. The hcmp lines define the particular prompts provided by the host system, at which points the userid and password can be sent to the host. It is vitally important to ensure that the “string” to be waited for in each hcmp command is EXACTLY what will be received from the host, otherwise the log-on will fail. It is

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