Hi, thank you for creating such a great product!
Sometimes, the telnet login device may be some non-standard shell, such as some communication routers and switches. At this time, user login is done through interactive operations.
In linux, we generally use the expect script to simulate interactive behavior to log in.
Some software (such as secureCRT) has a similar automatic login function. The principle is that when the corresponding keyword (such as "Login: ", "Password: ") is displayed on the screen, enter the preset user name and password.
This function is very useful for telnet login in the communication field.Are you considering adding similar features?
Yes, this feature is already planned, but it may be a while before you can use it. I'll start working on this after finishing auto completion. Please stay tuned, thank you.
Hi, thank you for creating such a great product! Sometimes, the telnet login device may be some non-standard shell, such as some communication routers and switches. At this time, user login is done through interactive operations. In linux, we generally use the expect script to simulate interactive behavior to log in. Some software (such as secureCRT) has a similar automatic login function. The principle is that when the corresponding keyword (such as "Login: ", "Password: ") is displayed on the screen, enter the preset user name and password.
This function is very useful for telnet login in the communication field.Are you considering adding similar features?