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Can you go over some good ways to use expect to avoid this type of issue?

• tangus 10y ago
  You simply use it to wait for the appropriate prompt before sending anything. If the expected prompt never arrives, something is wrong (CLI changed), so abort. The snippet for this particular case could be something like set timeout=1 expect { "enter \"p\" for pre-configured paranoia mode" { puts p\n } timeout abort eof abort }