Re: Testing WodSSH prompt (General questions)
Hi Tamil,
Why don't you try to use regular expressions inside Prompt Property?
You can try with:
\$ #>
means it will accept 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).
More help for Prompt Property you can find here:
http://www.weonlydo.com/SSH/Help/WODSSHLib~wodSSH~Prompt.html
If I maybe didn't understand your question, can you maybe explain it little bit more so we can try to help you?
Let us know how it goes.
Regards,
Drazen
Complete thread:
- Testing WodSSH prompt - Tamir, 2009-10-26, 19:04
- Re: Testing WodSSH prompt - woddrazen, 2009-10-26, 20:00
- Re: Testing WodSSH prompt - Tamir, 2009-10-26, 21:01
- Re: Testing WodSSH prompt - woddrazen, 2009-10-26, 21:55
- Re: Testing WodSSH prompt - Tamir, 2009-10-27, 18:22
- Re: Testing WodSSH prompt - wodDamir, 2009-10-27, 18:30
- Re: Testing WodSSH prompt - Tamir, 2009-10-27, 18:22
- Re: Testing WodSSH prompt - woddrazen, 2009-10-26, 21:55
- Re: Testing WodSSH prompt - Tamir, 2009-10-26, 21:01
- Re: Testing WodSSH prompt - woddrazen, 2009-10-26, 20:00