Re: SSH Message processing (General questions)
Hi Gary,
You can try with regular expression $ #>] that accepts any of those chars $, ,#,> if they appear at the end of the line.
This includes 99.9 of most UNIX command prompts (including root account).
Here is example in VB6:[code] Ssh1.WaitFor( regex:[$ #>] $ )[/code]
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Drazen
Complete thread:
- SSH Message processing - Gary Jones, 2008-02-18, 22:27
- Re: SSH Message processing - wodDamir, 2008-02-18, 22:30
- Re: SSH Message processing - garyjones, 2008-02-18, 22:43
- Re: SSH Message processing - wodDamir, 2008-02-18, 23:18
- Re: SSH Message processing - garyjones, 2008-02-19, 00:09
- Re: SSH Message processing - wodDamir, 2008-02-19, 09:09
- Re: SSH Message processing - garyjones, 2008-02-19, 16:45
- Re: SSH Message processing - woddrazen, 2008-02-19, 16:51
- Re: SSH Message processing - garyjones, 2008-02-19, 18:23
- Re: SSH Message processing - woddrazen, 2008-02-19, 16:51
- Re: SSH Message processing - garyjones, 2008-02-19, 16:45
- Re: SSH Message processing - wodDamir, 2008-02-19, 09:09
- Re: SSH Message processing - garyjones, 2008-02-19, 00:09
- Re: SSH Message processing - wodDamir, 2008-02-18, 23:18
- Re: SSH Message processing - garyjones, 2008-02-18, 22:43
- Re: SSH Message processing - wodDamir, 2008-02-18, 22:30