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It needs to be a string that will actually appear on the screen! "continue connecting (yes/no/fingerprint)?" won't work, because this never appears on the screen. likewise, "continue connecting (yes/no)?" won't work since the new version no longer contains "(yes/no)" wi...

If you are on a recent version of YAJL, the yajl_stdin_load_tree subprocedure has a 3rd optional parameter that is an IFS path name that it can save the request to. If that file isn't sufficient and it needs to be in a separate log, you will need to write the data to a temporary file, then read it i...

Why not use something like this, so it doesn't matter if it offers the fingerprint option? expect { default {exit 2} "continue connecting (yes/no" {send "yes\n"; exp_continue} "password:" {send "$env(SSH_PASS)\n"; exp_continue} "sftp>" } Why do you r...

2) write a program to get the "KEY" name from JSON and then store it in an Array / temp file and then read that Array/Temp file and get all the values using YAJL_OBJECT_FIND(<arrayname[index]/temp file field name) I don't understand what the purpose of the array or temp file is? Why not j...

Unfortunately, I have not used RowShift. (That's why there wasn't prototypes for it in the HSSF download.) Doing a quick Google, I can see that there is both the RowShift routine that you pointed to, as well as a whole class called "RowShifter", the docs seem to say that the RowShifter cla...

This is an invalid JSON document. If unsure, you can use the website https://jsonlint.com/ to check your document and see if it's valid.

It's not valid to have a json element with no value like this: "trdate9": ,

You would need to change that to: "trdate9": null,

They say talking to yourself is a sign of high intelligence

Is the entire document there if you look at the IFS file that you're putting it (before sending it)?

http_stmf() has a limit of, I believe, 2 gb. For sure its nothing close to as small as 177,000 -- that's a very small document, actually.

I've not heard of a certificate causing an error like this... It could be a cipher error -- like, a bug in the cryptography is causing things to go awry, so it disconnects. ...but I can't see how it'd be a certificate? The certificate exchange happened at the start, and it was accepted... At any rat...