Terminal emulator for 6386 under UNIX(r)

[a.v.reed]

In article <9877 at drutx.ATT.COM>, csr at drutx.ATT.COM (Steve Roush) writes:
>    For strictly interactive use, I use "cu". ....
>   I do not know of any UNIX programs outside of AT&T that allow scripting
> of sessions as can be done under DOS.

Oh yes you do, unless you've never heard of "tee".
Here is how you use tee to "script" a cu session:

$ cu <arguments to cu> | tee -ia script.out

And here is how you script a local sh session:

$ tee -ia script.out | sh -is 2>&1 | tee -ia script.out

			Adam Reed (avr at mtgzz.ATT.COM)