expect将写入文件

Question

我正在编写一个expect脚本，它将ssh转换为几个IP来测试它们的连接。我想包含一个“puts”语句，将每个测试的结果写入调用脚本的机器上的一个文件中。尽管我认为我正在按照put来写入文件的手册，但它只写入stdout。请参阅下面的脚本。最终的结果是该文件在本地机器上创建，但没有输出指向它。相反，输出到stdout。

#!/bin/bash 

USER=user 
PASSWORD=password 
IPSTART=12.34.56. 
OUTFILE="TEST.log" 
PROMPT="#" 

for IPEND in `seq 200 231` 
do 

expect -c " 
     set timeout 3 
     set chan [open $OUTFILE w] 
     spawn ssh $USER@$IPSTART$IPEND 
       expect -re \".*ssword.*\" {send \"$PASSWORD\n\"} 

       expect { 
         -re \".*Are you sure you want to continue connecting.*\" {send \"yes\n\"; exp_continue} 
         -re \".*$PROMPT.*\$.*\" {puts $chan \"$IPSTART$IPEND\n\"; send \"exit\n\"} 
       } 

     close $chan 
" 

done 

我想知道是否有引用的问题，但我无法弄清楚。

作为参考，这是从http://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.4/TclCmd/puts.htm

set chan [open my.log a] 
set timestamp [clock format [clock seconds]] 
puts $chan "$timestamp - Hello, World!" 
close $chan 

Answer 1

您可能会遇到的问题是您使用的是双引号。因此，你应该逃避字面$，将传递给期望（即。\$chan）：

#!/bin/bash 

USER=user 
PASSWORD=password 
IPSTART=12.34.56. 
OUTFILE="TEST.log" 
PROMPT="#" 

for IPEND in `seq 200 231` 
do 

expect -c " 
     set timeout 3 
     set chan [open $OUTFILE w] 
     spawn ssh $USER@$IPSTART$IPEND 
       expect -re \".*ssword.*\" {send \"$PASSWORD\n\"} 

       expect { 
         -re \".*Are you sure you want to continue connecting.*\" {send \"yes\n\"; exp_continue} 
         -re \".*$PROMPT.*\$.*\" {puts \$chan \"$IPSTART$IPEND\n\"; send \"exit\n\"} 
       } 

     close $chan 
" 

done 

Answer 2

好例子，我coulnd't弄清楚如何做到这一点在bash，所以我改变了整个剧本的期望。它现在有效。

#!/bin/expect 

set USER "user" 
set PASSWORD "password" 
set IPSTART "12.34.56." 
set OUTFILE "TEST.log" 
set PROMPT "#" 
set CHAN [open $OUTFILE w] 

for {set IPEND 200} {$IPEND <= 231} {incr IPEND} { 
     spawn ssh $USER@$IPSTART$IPEND 
       set timeout 3 
       expect { 
         -re ".*ssword.*" {send "$PASSWORD\n"} 
         timeout {puts $CHAN "$IPSTART$IPEND does not work"} 
       } 

       expect { 
         -re ".*Are you sure you want to continue connecting.*" {send "yes\n"; exp_continue} 
         -re ".*$PROMPT.*\$.*" {puts $CHAN "$IPSTART$IPEND works"; send "exit\n"} 
       } 
} 

close $CHAN