[CLUE-Tech] expect script for cvs login? was: How do I do this?

[Jeffery Cann]

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On Tuesday 17 April 2001 01:00, Lynn Danielson wrote:

> Actually I do have another suggestion -- autoexpect.
> Type "autoexpect" at the shell just before initiating
> your session and it will generate an expect macro for
> you (assuming it's installed).  Expect the result to
> be ugly and require editing, but it might help you debug
> your problem.

Good idea.  Interestingly, I cannot log in when I am running autoexpect.  I 
think this may be a CVS issue.  If I am in a normal shell, I can log in fine, 
but inside autoexpect, I cannot.

hmm...
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