We have a Avaya IP 500 in out office, and we had a tech in to fix some issues, one of the things they did was reset the Administrator and Security password. We think we have the right ones now (don't think we had the right one from the start though). But we get Third Attempt failed, and whatever...
Think I managed to fin a solution, it is not the perfect solution I do admit, but it does do the trick as a Fire and Forget threading solution for tcl. Instead of asking the process for its return code I used called ksh then whatever the command is followed by echo oarent_pid:returnCode:$? ...
Thank you very much for the link Bong, it did not get the problem solved, but it pointed me in the right direction I think.
If I have understood the problem correctly, it seems like the problem is an effect of the fileeven launching as a separate thread, and therefore there is no way for catch...
You could do it in expect I guess, I was about to say that that would be overly fiddly just to get a return code, and I still feel like that, even though I could probably write it using expect in fewer lines of code, and not having to go to a forum to fix it…
I still want to know if anyone...
I am currently writing a bit of code in tcl that is suppose to sit between a scheduling system and a batch processing system to be able to get the scheduling software to fully understand what the batch processing is doing. The problem is that I needed the output from the command to be outputted...
OK. It is the ever-lasting problem with windows using CR/LF while UNIX uses LF. The whole story.
A system that expects a number of FRL files sent to it. And of cause I do have the problem that I must remove the CR from each file that is transferred over the samba mount. However, Samba does not...
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