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2021-06-04 09:56:51 You Can Do a Lot with Expect Scripts

Expect scripts are not interactive, so we have to use Bash scripts to pass in information. For example, we can't have user input directly in this expect script. It's very annoying that we can't, so as a result, it works very well to have a Bash script that gathers all the information you need, passes it to an expect script, and then that expects script will automate something.
Overall, expect scripts are handy for creating chatbots or dealing with anything where you have an input you're expecting and a response you want to automate. Now, combined with Bash scripts, you can automate all sorts of powerful tools, so this is just a beginning, and I hope you can use it to create some really interesting automations

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2021-06-04 09:56:51 However, before all that can happen, we need to use the expect part of the script, where we are looking for something that is basically coming to us and typing the string assword. That's funny, but there's a reason we do that. If it is a capital "P" or a lowercase "p," it really doesn't matter depending on what server it is. It's always going to ask us for a password. So unless it's in all caps, which is a little bit less probable, then we're likely to get most of the different ways of asking us for a password.
So what the script is doing is expecting a request, or a text string, to say "password" or "Password." If it gets that, then it goes ahead and sends the result, which, in our case, is the password the user typed way back at our Bash script. The interact line puts the whole script into play.


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