Capture Text using Terminal

Hi,
I use Terminal to Telnet into my routers. I would like to be able to capture the output text from the routers. Does anybody knows how to accomplish this?
I don't want to use copy and paste.
Thanks for your help.

The standard shell redirect '>' will direct output to the specified file. If the filename doesn't exist it's created. If it does exist, it's overwritten. It's up to you to specify a filename that doesn't conflict with an existing file if you want to keep old ones.
An alternative would be to use '>>' which appends the text to the file. That way you get one file with all the content.
However, I'm not sure either of these are going to work for you since they won't work with interactive commands such as telnet - all output is directed to the file and you won't see anything in your terminal.
You can get a little further by using tee which directs the output to both your terminal window and the file:
telnet your.router.ip | tee /path/to/file.txt
which will both capture the output to the file and let you see it. However, it won't capture any input - any commands you type will not be written to the file. Not sure if that's enough for you.
The last option I can think of is Terminal's Save Text As... command which will let you save the current terminal window in a text file, or Save Selected Text As... which will save the current selection to a file. Both of these are post-processed, though and you'll need to remember to do them before you close the window.

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HI Experts,
Standard Long text is capturing using CALL METHOD EDITOR->GET_TEXT_AS_STREAM
     but not working for Custom Long text – Only changes
Here is the Issue:
1)      Created Custom Long text in TAB. --> Good
2)      Entered few lines in custom Long text --> Good
         Click on Standard Tab , Leaving Custom tab and Custom Long text-->Good
4)      In PAI of Custom Tab – Changes captured using CALL METHOD 1 ( See below Code 1)--> Good
5)      Entered few lines in Standard Long text in Standard Tab -->Good
6)      Click another Standard Tab
7)      In PAI of Standard Tab – Changes captured using CALL MEHTOD 2 ( See Below Code 2)-->Good
8)      Come back to Standard Tab / Standard Long Text , Enter few more lines.
9)      Change the Tab , IN PAI of Standard Tab/Standard Text , Changes Captured using CALL METHOD2 ( See Below CODE 3) --> Good
10)   Go to Custom Tab , Custom Long text , Entered few more lines--> Good
11)   Click on any other tab, Triggered again PAI of Custom tab / Custom Long text using Call Method1 ( See Below Code 4) -->Good triggered PAI same CALL METHOD TEXT_EDITOR1->GET_TEXT_AS_STREAM.
12)   But additional lines are not captured , saying ZERO LINES in Internal Table and IF_MODIFIED = NO -->Issues lies here.
CODE1 ( Custom Long text entry capturing – First Few Lines )
Custom Long text Entries are stored in LS_OUTTAB-TEXT first time when entered few lines and LV_MOD is 1.
PAI of Custom tab
CALL METHOD TEXT_EDITOR1->GET_TEXT_AS_STREAM
        EXPORTING
          ONLY_WHEN_MODIFIED     = CL_GUI_TEXTEDIT=>TRUE
        IMPORTING
          TEXT                                       = LS_OUTTAB-TEXT ( FIlled with Lines entered in custom long text )
          IS_MODIFIED            = LV_MOD ( Value 1 , Modified )
        EXCEPTIONS
          ERROR_DP               = 1
          ERROR_CNTL_CALL_METHOD = 2
          OTHERS                 = 3
CODE2 ( Standard Long Text Entry Capturing – First Few Lines )
Standard Long text Entries are stored in SELECTED_TEXT first time when entered few lines and FLAG_MODIFIED is 1.
PAI of Standard tab
   CALL METHOD EDITOR->GET_TEXT_AS_STREAM
      EXPORTING
        ONLY_WHEN_MODIFIED = YTRUE ( Value 1 , Modified )
      IMPORTING
        TEXT                               = SELECTED_TEXT ( FIlled with Lines entered in standard long text )
        IS_MODIFIED        = FLAG_MODIFIED.
CODE 3 ( Standard Long Text Entry Capturing – Second time Few Lines )
Standard Long text Entries are stored in SELECTED_TEXT second time when entered few lines and FLAG_MODIFIED is 1.
PAI of Standard tab
   CALL METHOD EDITOR->GET_TEXT_AS_STREAM
      EXPORTING
        ONLY_WHEN_MODIFIED = YTRUE
      IMPORTING
        TEXT                               = SELECTED_TEXT ( FIlled with Lines entered in standard long text )
        IS_MODIFIED        = FLAG_MODIFIED. ( Value 1 , Modified )
CODE4 ( Custom Long text entry capturing – Second Time Few Lines )
Custom Long text Entries are not stored in LS_OUTTAB-TEXT Second Time when entered few lines and LV_MOD is 0.
PAI of Custom tab
CALL METHOD TEXT_EDITOR1->GET_TEXT_AS_STREAM
        EXPORTING
          ONLY_WHEN_MODIFIED     = CL_GUI_TEXTEDIT=>TRUE
        IMPORTING
          TEXT                                       = LS_OUTTAB-TEXT ( ZERO ENTRIES )
          IS_MODIFIED            = LV_MOD   ( NOT MODIFIED Flag )
        EXCEPTIONS
          ERROR_DP               = 1
          ERROR_CNTL_CALL_METHOD = 2
          OTHERS                 = 3
Can anyone help me out of this.
With Regards,
Bala M

Excellent Eitan,
Here is what I am trying to Achieve.
In Create Notification IW21 , They need 5 Long Text in Custom Tab ( Say Tab Name is MBR ).
TAB1 NOTIFICATION Standard Information , TAB2 REFERENCE OBJ , TAB 3 MalFunction , Breakdown Standard one...... TAB 7 ( Custom Tab ).
In Custom Tab , I added 5 LONG TEXT ( its 5 WHY Concept ).
When the User enters data in 5 Long text , it should store long text along with Notification number when save.
But Notification number will be generated @ the time of SAVE , but before that its just shows as
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I did this:
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MODULE STATUS_0100.
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MODULE USER_COMMAND_0100.
IN PBO
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When he click tab1 or tab2 or tab3 .. and again tab MBR , still data is available.
How to store this data for future retrival ( IW22 or IW23 ) ?
Its working fine when I enter first time and goes here and there and finall save .
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But not working when I entered first time and go to tab1 and tab2 and then to MBR tab and added few more lines , its not exporting full lines and in IMPORT ( SAVE BADI ) giving ZERO Lines.
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ayusman_dikshit wrote:
Hi,
seems like you have not tried out a few things.
1. Set up the JAVA_HOME environment variable. (I assume you pretty much know it) the folder where java is installed.
2. set up the environment variable to point to the bin folder inside the java installation folder.
3. open up a console (it seems from your post you know it.), type java -version see the java version.
4. type in javac, press enter: you should get the javac options.
5. type in java, you should see the java options.
Write your programs in a text editor, save it as somename.java.
open a console, change to the directory containing the java file.
type: javac somename.java <PRESS ENTER>
you should get the compilation errors if any.
if not
type in: java somename.java
Hope this helps.
Regards,
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Mass filename changes using terminal? How?

Hello,
I recently put a Linksys NAS on my network. Unfortunately, the EXT3 format used on the disks does not like filenames with special characters such as "/" or "?". So I cannot copy files from my PowerBook to the NAS with these characters in their names.
A search of my hard drive shows 800+ files with these forbidden characters.
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Jim
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David Bixler wrote:
I bought a book on java and it says I should not use a JDK when first learning java.
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Where can I find or link to this kind of info?
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Not sure what's going on here. Possibly a corrupt drive? Or the target drive is full?
Try running the imagex command manually from a F8 cmd window (in WinPE)
"\\OCS-MDT\CCBShare$\Tools\X64\imagex.exe" /capture /compress maximum C: "\\OCS-MDT\CCBShare$\Captures\CCB01-8_15_14.wim" "CCB01CDrive" /flags ENTERPRISE
Keith Garner - Principal Consultant [owner] -
http://DeploymentLive.com

Can't capture video using iSight camera in QuickTime 7.4 (92)

OK, I see that there are plenty of "bugs" with Quicktime Version 7.4 (92), but I don't see the problem I am having, posted anywhere. Here goes...
I cannot capture video using my [Firewire] iSight camera on my CoreDuo MacMini. I definitely used to be able to do this. When I go to File>New Movie Recording, I get a back/blank Movie Recording window and that's it. I click on the Red/Record button and nothing happens. The timer doesn't even advance. Just sits there. When I try to stop the recording, I get the following message:
*"Recording failed because no data was received.*
*Make sure that the media input source is turned on and playing."*
I can still capture audio, although had some problems and had to "downgrade" to version 7.3.x and subsequently reinstalled 7.4. Now the audio works but still no video.
A few things:
1. YES, the iSight camera works - I can use it in iMovie, iChat, Photobooth, etc. - for both video and audio.
2. As I mentioned, I tried "downgrading" (using "Pacifist") but still no video.
3. I re-installed Version 7.4 and the audio problems cleared up, but again, still unable to capture video.
3. All software updates installed.
Any ideas???
Thanks!

"As I mentioned, I tried "downgrading" (using "Pacifist") but still no video."
See QuickTimeKirk’s posting in the following thread:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1357579&tstart=0
Try the following:
Trash com.apple.LaunchServices.plist
It's located in your account:
HD/Library/Preferences/com.apple.LaunchServices.plist
Delete the file, restart (a new .plist will be created) and quicktime hopefully will work again w/o doing an Archive & Install.
+If you want to do an A&I:+
Do an archive and install of your OS from the OS disc. Stop at the QT upgrade you need.
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=301270 Scroll down to "Archive and Install”
IMPORTANT: Maker sure you select "preserve user preferences and data" when you performed the A&I?
Good luck!

Creating a long text using ABAP code.. fm SAVE_TEXT

When you create an order via IW31 one of the options is to click on the text button and create a long text. I am basically trying to mimic this action from within my ABAP code.
The text id details are as follows:
Text Name       500000015000046 which is (5000000 + order number)
Language        EN
Text ID            KOPF         Order header text
Text Object      AUFK       Order text
If i manually create the text within the transaction i am then able to view and update it via function modules READ_TEXT and SAVE_TEXT. But if the text has not already been created READ_TEXT obviously returns nothing as it does not exist and SAVE_TEXT does not seem to created it!
Anyone know how i would go about creating this text using ABAP code?
Hope this make a bit of sense
Thanks in advance
Mart

I have implemented the code as i think it should be. See below, can any see what is wrong. If i add init_text it makes no difference and adding the commit_text just makes it hang
DATA: IT_TEXTS type standard table of TLINE,
       wa_texts like line of it_texts,
       wa_txtheader type THEAD.
wa_txtheader-TDID     = 'KOPF'.
wa_txtheader-TDSPRAS = 'EN'.
wa_txtheader-TDNAME   = '500000015000056'.
wa_txtheader-TDOBJECT = 'AUFK'.
wa_texts-tdformat = '*'.
wa_texts-tdline = 'hello'.
append wa_texts to it_texts.
wa_texts-tdformat = '*'.
wa_texts-tdline = 'hello'.
append wa_texts to it_texts.
wa_texts-tdformat = '*'.
wa_texts-tdline = 'hello'.
append wa_texts to it_texts.
wa_texts-tdformat = '*'.
wa_texts-tdline = 'hello'.
append wa_texts to it_texts.
wa_texts-tdformat = '*'.
wa_texts-tdline = 'hello'.
append wa_texts to it_texts.
wa_texts-tdformat = '*'.
wa_texts-tdline = 'hello'.
append wa_texts to it_texts.
CALL FUNCTION 'SAVE_TEXT'
EXPORTING
    CLIENT                = SY-MANDT
    HEADER                = wa_txtheader
    INSERT                = 'X'
   SAVEMODE_DIRECT       = ' '
   OWNER_SPECIFIED       = 'X'
LOCAL_CAT             = ' '
IMPORTING
FUNCTION              =
NEWHEADER             =
TABLES
    LINES                 = IT_TEXTS
EXCEPTIONS
   ID                    = 1
   LANGUAGE              = 2
   NAME                  = 3
   OBJECT                = 4
   OTHERS                = 5
IF SY-SUBRC <> 0.
MESSAGE ID SY-MSGID TYPE SY-MSGTY NUMBER SY-MSGNO
        WITH SY-MSGV1 SY-MSGV2 SY-MSGV3 SY-MSGV4.
ENDIF.

HOW can I enter text using Japanese character sets?

The "Text, Plates, Insets" section of the LOOKOUT(6.01) Help files states:
"Click the » button to the right of the Text field to expand the field for multiple line entries. You can enter text using international character sets such as Chinese, Korean, and Japanese."
Can someone please explain HOW to do this? Note, I have NO problem inputting Hirigana, Katakana, and Kanji into MS WORD; the keyboard emulates the Japanese layout and characters (Romaji is default) and the IME works fine converting Romaji, and I can also select charcters directly from the IME Pad. I have tried several different fonts with success and am currently using MS UI Gothic.ttf as default. Again, everything is normal and working in a predictable manner within Word.
I cannot get these texts into Lookout. I can't cut/paste from HTML pages or from text editors, even though both display properly. Within Lookout with JP selected as language/keyboard, when trying to type directly into the text field, the IME CORRECTLY displays Hirigana until <enter> is pressed, at which point all text reverts to question marks (?? ???? ? ?????). If I use the IME Pad, it does pretty much the same. I managed to get the "Yen" symbol to display, though, if that's relevant. As I said, font selected (in text/plate font options) is MS UI Gothic with Japanese as the selected script. Oddly enough, at this point the "sample" window is showing me the exact Hirigana character I want displayed in Lookout, but it won't. I've also tried staying in English and copying unicode characters from the Windows Character Map. Same results (Yen sign works, Hirigana WON'T).
Help me!
JW_Tech

JW_Tech,
Have you changed the regional setting to Japanese?
Doug M
Applications Engineer
National Instruments
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Using terminal to uninstall program

I have instructions to uninstal a program using terminal commands...but it won't let me get to the directory were the uninstall program is:
cd /Library/Application Support/SecurID
It won't let me go to Application Support folder even though when I list files in the Library directory, it shows up?

My question might not be clear....trying to get to Application Support folder using terminal and it won't let me.
Macintosh-3:Library Melissa$ ls
Acrobat User Data          Favorites                    Printers
Address Book Plug-Ins          FontCollections                    PubSub
Application Support Fonts                              Receipts
Assistants                    Icons                              Recent Servers
Audio                              Input Methods                    Safari
Autosave Information          Internet Plug-Ins          Saved Searches
Caches                              Keyboard Layouts          Screen Savers
Calendars                    Keychains                    Sounds
ColorPickers                    LaunchAgents                    Spelling
ColorSync                    Logs                              Voices
Colors                              Mail                              iMovie
Compositions                    Mail Downloads                    iTunes
Cookies                              PreferencePanes
Documentation                    Preferences
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-bash: cd: Application: No such file or directory

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how to download a file from the internet using terminal
does any one know how to download afile from the internet using the Terminal application?

Use curl. Something like this:
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I own a KeySpan model USA-19HS to use with our MacBookPro when working on clients networking equipment that require serial communication. I have used ZTerm with excellent luck, but it costs, and is yet another application that I dont really want. I would like to know if any one out there has exacing instructions on how to use Terminal with this adaptor. If I could write a file that had, say, the couple most common settings (9600-8-n-1, 57600-8-n-1, et cetera) that I could simply click on, to open a new Terminal window with those settings, then simply close that, and open a new window (apple+n) in order to get back to a default settings terminal window. All feedback is most appreciated.
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Hi, Jason. Welcome to the Discussions.
You wrote: "All feedback is most appreciated."OK.
1. Have you considered discussing this with Keyspan Support?
2. Have you read the section "OSX has Terminal.app - why do I need ZTerm?" on the ZTerm Home Page? That seems to explain why one needs an app like ZTerm.
3. A quick search of Keyspan's FAQ for your product and terminal doesn't yield much more than how to find the serial ports using Terminal.
Likewise, this Google search also yields little, and variants of that search of such weren't particularly help either.
It appears your inquiry seems to be a somewhat esoteric topic.
4. Apparently, ZTerm X is a bit long in the tooth and there's no Universal Binary for it. It sounds, however, like you've tried it running on your MBP under Rosetta, yes?
5. In researching alternatives to ZTerm for you, I note the followng:• The comment from "Reverb" on this page suggests C-Kermit or Kermit as a free alternative.
• This tip on Mac OS X Hints cites Minicom as another option.6. You may want to try your question on the Unix Discussion.
Good luck!
Dr. Smoke
Author: Troubleshooting Mac® OS X

Using terminal to change IP address

One emac has gone odd. It refuses it acknowledge the server and it has locked its IP address off the network. It retains the server prefs and won't let me use the sys prefs to open network. (I work in a school - obviously I lock them 80 ).
Can anyone tell me which file(s) I need to find on the client to change the IP address using terminal please. I've been looking at files in /etc where I think it should be but can't find anything.
Muchos gracias,
Danke viel mals
Merci bien
Thanks
Mark

Hi Candor,
try man ifconfig !

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