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Have found the solution. There is a -e flag under AIX telnet which overrides terminal-type negotiation. The session I had open was vt220 emulation. Using telnet -e vt100 made std out "visible". Just thought I'd let you know. Still surprised that it works when entered manually from the...

Hmmm, sectorseveng, not a difference of opinion - just that you know what you're talking about and I, well, don't *BLUSH* Anyway, it appears that the telnet seems to execute whats in the here document (now that I know what that is *blush*) but just does not return any output. Most annoying...

I think AIX telnet does accept here documents. Here is the same command entered manually at the prompt ... [dmld01@amppsdmd1]DRIDMSPT:/home/dmld01>telnet 10.13.200.33 80 Trying... Connected to 10.13.200.33. Escape character is '^]'. GET...

Worked out the "time" problem. There is a built in "time" function in ksh which works differently from /usr/bin/time. So, if you want to redirect the std err then you have to specify the path to use the correct "time". Now, if I could only figure out the telnet...

Hi We are moving from an old HPUX box to a new AIX box and are having a few problems with standard UNIX utilities on the AIX box. Firstly telnet. We have a script with the following code telnet $Host 80 <<-EOF > $WebPageFile 2>$TelnetError GET http://${Host}/$LogonScreen EOF The result in...