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Posted by kumar (kumar), 5 February 2004Hi Graham, Thank you for the quick response: My responses are prefixed with Let's ask some questions to help narrow this down: a) Why are you installing Tcl and Expect / don't you already have them with your Linux distribution? I was not sure if it comes with the Linux OS, after your response I have checked rpm -qa grep tcl; which shows the version as tcl-8.3.5-88 rpm -qa grep -i expect does not show anything. Is expect a part of Linux distribution? I was just following the instructions from the web-site b) You appear to be using the latest Expect (5.40) with quite an old Tcl (8.2 - from about 5 years ago). No specific reason, I saw in one of the expect install doc which says that tcl 8.2 or above, so just picked up.

I am trying to setup tcl and expect on a linux platform for some test automation. In my earlier company I have used and developed some expect. Install tcl/tk on CentOS 7 problem. Issues related to applications and software problems. ↳ CentOS 4 - Oracle Installation and Support ↳ CentOS 4. I read few blogs on how to install expect and tcl. Sudo yum install expect sudo yum install tcl I am getting. No package expect available No package tcl available.

All I need is my expect to be up and runningI have to automate large number of test-suites on network environment. I was not knowing tcl8.2 was that old. If you can suggest me the tcl ver that would be great c) Did you test your Tcl install once it was complete, before you installed expect? Yes, I have tested by executing tclsh executed couple of commands from% prompt and they were working fine. D) Is you library path set up correctly?

I do not know how to set it up. Any help would be great. E) Does the libtcl exist? In the right place? How do I check this up?

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(PS: I am not hardcore developer, but good at unix, shell programming) (so pl navigate me accordingly) I am really very happy about the help I am getting, should help this in the new job.) Thanks in advance. Posted by admin (Graham Ellis), 5 February 2004It looks to me as if your install of Tcl 8.2 when Tcl 8.3.5 was already there may have caused a problem for the Expect install; it found Tcl there, but got confused between the two versions! Personally, I would start afresh and look around before I installed either Tcl or Expect (and Expect might be part of the Tcl RPM anyway!) because I think you might need to do nothing. There are very often install directions on web sites like expect so that folks can upgrade to the very latest, but the vast majority of us are not pushing the technology and so we don't need to put in a minor upgrade (e.g. From expect 5.38 which I suspect you might already have there to expect 5.40). I know it's very easy for me to suggest starting afresh, but that could be a lot of work restoring backups. But without being able to type in commands to the machine and see what it does, we could end up with a very long thread otherwise.

I'm guessing you installed tcl and expect as the root user? If so, the caution is 'be careful - be VERY careful'. If not, your problem could simply be that some files weren't copied as you installed from a regular user account. To find a file under Linux (search from root, name starts with libtcl): find / -name 'libtcl.' -print to learn more about find man find Final tip, just try typing in expectk (that k on the end is NOT a typo) at the command line; you may find that your Linux has a clean Expect + Tk installed and that it remains intact. Posted by kumar (kumar), 5 February 2004Hi Graham, After your reply, I tried checking up on couple of systems in our lab. Some of the systems have only tcl.

Some systems were upgraded to Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS 3.0 Those systems have both expect and tcl -bash-2.05b$ rpm -qa grep expect expect-5.38.0-92 -bash-2.05b$ rpm -qa grep tcl tcl-8.3.5-92 I tried executing couple of expect scripts, they worked fine. So this takes care of my requirements. Thanks a million for the help, kind and promt response. It really releived me lot of tension in my new job.

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Once again thank you so much. Regards, Kumar.

Description tcl - Tcl scripting language development environment Property Value Distribution CentOS 5 Repository CentOS x8664 Package name tcl Package version 8.4.13 Package release 6.el5 Package architecture x8664 Package type rpm Installed size 3.48 MB Download size 1.28 MB Official Mirror vault.centos.org The Tcl (Tool Command Language) provides a powerful platform for creating integration applications that tie together diverse applications, protocols, devices, and frameworks. When paired with the Tk toolkit, Tcl provides a fastest and powerful way to create cross-platform GUI applications. Tcl can also be used for a variety of web-related tasks and for creating powerful command languages for applications. Alternatives Package Version Architecture Repository 8.5.14 i386 Ghettoforge Plus 8.5.14 x8664 Ghettoforge Plus 8.4.13 i386 CentOS 8.4.13 i386 CentOS -Requires Name Value /usr/sbin/alternatives -rpmlib(CompressedFileNames). 2001-08-29 - Adrian Havill.

Mon Aug 8 2001 Adrian Havill - re-enable glibc string and math inlines; recent gcc is a-ok.