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Re: [Xen-users] execute command
Thanks a lot for the script. I am still fighting with expect to get it installed.
It gives me the below error everytime i try to do a ./configure
checking for Tcl configuration... configure: warning: Can't find Tcl configuration definitions
I have tcl already installed and the tcl source is located in the same directory inside a sub directory tcl. Any ideas ?
On 1/6/06, Steve Brueckner
<steve@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:Anand wrote:
> Would you mind sharing the script ? > > > On 1/6/06, Steve Brueckner <steve@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Gémes Géza wrote: >> Anand írta:
>> >>> Is there a way to run a command inside a domX from dom0 and get its >>> output in dom0 ? >>> >> ssh (rsh) ? > > I had a similar problem but could not use networking, so I wrote an
> Expect script that opened a console into the domU and executed the > command.
Okay, here's a freebie. This script gets the domU IP. It requires the xenU domain ID as an argument. It is very rough and ugly and tweaked for my
machine (FC4), but maybe it will get you started. Oh, and it anticipates that a console might already be open into domU by username "developer".
#!/usr/bin/expect -f set ID $argv set timeout -1
spawn xm console $ID match_max 100000 #wake up the console sleep .4 send -- "\r" #there are two cases: expect { #if no console open "login:" { sleep .1
send -- "developer\r" expect "Password:" sleep .1 send -- "developer\r" expect "developer"
#if console fully open } "developer" { } } #get ip address sleep .1 send -- "/sbin/ifconfig eth0 | grep 'inet addr:'\r" expect "/sbin/ifconfig" #logout from console
send -- "logout\r" expect "logout" sleep .1 send -- ^C" #expect eof
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Anand
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