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Nevermind, figured it out. "lsearch" was the key...

Hello, Can someone help me... Need to parse a list to find a "string match", and when matched, return the list index of where it was matched. Should be easy, and I just need a quick fix. Thanks

I'll have to look into the FXO/FXS cards as I'm not familiar. So the intercom output would plug into the FXO/FXS card on each side?

Hello, Let me explain my situation... We have two locations, one in South side of Chicago and one in North side. We are running an Avaya Partner Phone system (must be 20 years old). We have a dedicated POTS line connecting both locations that is costing us about $1000/month. The dedicated...

Worked perfectly. Thanks again

Thank you, Ill give that a shot after I figure out what its exactly doing :)

Hi, I've read in the contents of a directory into a list as follows: set tempdirContents [ lsort [ glob -nocomplain -types { d } -- * ] ] What I want to do is sort the list based on the last modify time (so the last modify time is the last entry in the list). Any ideas on a quick way to do...

I would like to know how to log all output from separate spawned processes to separate files. For example, I am developing a program in which I need to log the execution of "main" and within main, I need to spawn two separate processes that connect to a serial console port for debug info. I...

...The Packet Shelf Number" {} exp_send -s -i $id "$shelfUnderTest\r" expect { -i $id "$shelfUnderTest*-$systemSID-$shelfUnderTest" { } -i $id "$shelfUnderTest*Shelf is not a Packet Shelf" { close -i $id; wait; return 99 }...

Can anyone help me determine the cause of the following errors? I have a script that I use to telnet into several DUTs, execute a "show" command to grab some data, write the data to a single file, the close the spawned telnet process. The script will loop indefinitely; however, the foolowing...

Ok thanks!

So is there anyway to return them where each odd numbered element is the index, and the even is the value?

I'm trying to make sense out of the "array get" output: This is my array: portHandleArray(0): 1 portHandleArray(1): 2 portHandleArray(2): 3 portHandleArray(3): 4 portHandleArray(4): 11 portHandleArray(5): 12 portHandleArray(6): 13 portHandleArray(7): 14 tclsh>array get portHandleArray 4 11 0 1...

...verify and continue... " waitForUserVerification checkSystemConnectivity $shelfUnderTest } -i $id -gl "*T7100-$systemSID-$shelfUnderTest*" { continue } timeout { printBanner "ERROR: Command attempt timed out for CMD: \"$string\"...

...verify and continue... " waitForUserVerification checkSystemConnectivity $shelfUnderTest } -i $id -gl "*T7100-$systemSID-$shelfUnderTest*" { continue } timeout { printBanner "ERROR: Command attempt timed out for CMD: \"$string\"...

ok, thanks again for the help.

I may need to be able to search for a specific date and time later on in the script.

mtime (modify time), is returned in decimal for example: FP6_0_BZ020_20090915 - 1253047000 FP6_0_BZ021_20090916 - 1253107209 FP6_0_BZ022_20090917 - 1253182442 FP6_0_BZ023_20090918 - 1253272139 FP6_0_BZ024_20090919 - 1253368601 FP6_0_BZ025_20090920 - 1253438610 FP6_0_BZ026_20090921 - 1253542557...

Thanks I'll give that a shot

I can't figure out how to read the contents of a directory that includes other directories and files. For example, here is what I want to do. 1. cd to a particular directory. 2. read contents of the directories within, and manipulate the dir names so I can "grab" the 3 directories with the...