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Subject: [Q] telnet session as a cron job
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Hello,

Is it possible to do such task as a cron job?

Right now I do it like this:

$ telnet somehost someport | tee tmpfile
> command
> .
> .
> output
> .
> .
> quit
$ diff -q somefile tmpfile

Thanks

--
Victor

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