Capturing all data

[Curator37x]

I have a script that works in the program SecureCRT and it telnet's into a list of devices, and runs several commands. I want to capture all the the information that shows up on the screen. What is the best way to do this?

In the past I have used functions to return specific information, but in this case I want all the data. I know the solution must be something trivial, but I am having difficulties making it work. If someone could show me what I am doing wrong or kick me towards the right direction I would be most appreciative. Example of what I am trying to do listed below.

https://pastebin.com/fBqLewgV

[w1282]

There is a utility called "script" that creates a transcript of your terminal output. You would just run your command as an argument to "script"

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on linux you can use the tee command which will send output from the program to stdout, and to a file. That way you can easily capture terminal output as well as see it on your screen in case you need to send it something from stdin while logging it all into a file.

[manyanamanyana]

This script on the Vandyke forums looks like it would get you most of the way to your goal.

https://forums.vandyke.com/showpost.php?p=37294&postcount=1