Open alex4200 opened 1 year ago
The response is stored in Telnet().response
. This may be what you want:
from Exscript.protocols import Telnet
conn = Telnet()
conn.connect('192.168.200.10', 9000)
conn.execute('$SYS,INFO') # Execute the "uname -a" command
print(conn.response)
I can use telnet to telnet to a device as follows
so I can run a command like
$SYS,INFO
.I am trying to use exscript to do the same:
But I get
None
. So not sure how to send a command, if I am connected, how to get the "welcome" message. I had a thorough read through the telnet documentation here:https://exscript.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Exscript.protocols.telnet.html
Really, I read that page in great detail! But it did not help to solve my problem.
I also tried the
telnetlib
example as follows:but this seems to be stuck at the "read_all" step ...