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bb-services: regexes in expect string?
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- Subject: bb-services: regexes in expect string?
- From: Aaron Zink <AaronZink (at) eharmony.com>
- Date: Wed, 2 Jul 2008 12:33:08 -0700
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- Thread-topic: bb-services: regexes in expect string?
I have this defined in bb-services:
[smtp-transaction]
send "helo hobbit.domain.com\r\nmail from: <test (at) domain.com>\r\nrcpt to: <test (at) anotherdomain.com>\r\nquit\r\n"
expect "220-mx01.domain.com ESMTP\r\n220 ESMTP READY\r\n250 mx01.domain.com\r\n250 sender <test (at) domain.com> ok\r\n"
port 25
and a host that uses it in bb-hosts. This works great, except that it's tied to the host mx01.domain.com in the expect string.
Is it possible to use regexes in the expect string, such as expect "220-mx0[0|1].domain.com"? So far my attempts have been unsuccessful and the man pages don't seem to indicate if this is possible.
Aaron Zink
Manager, Corporate IT
eHarmony.com
626.795.4814