The {delay} in Macro has no effekt.

Hello,

In which type of session are you using that macro? Also, could you send in the full command that you are trying to use?

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Hi,
sure.
It's default SSH-Session with my Creds, then I need root.

su -
{DELAY}$MACRO_PASSWORD$

Even if I set "delay" about 15000ms I have on screen something like this:

bzyk@lx01$ su -
mySecretP4ss

Password:

Greets
Tadeusz

Hello,

Just to confirm, are you using the Post Login command or the Event tab to send your macro.

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Hello,
I'm using "After Open"-Macro on Events tab.

Greets

Hello,

In the SSH entry, could you try the "post login command" feature, there is an "expected prompt" field that is designed to help in this kind of situation. If you set the expected prompt to "Password:", it tells RDM to only send this macro when RDM detects the "Password:" prompt, which seems to be what you would be looking for!

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Hello,
well, looks good. I didn't know, what "expected prompt" meant. And that is actually "$" for BASH user, "#" for root, and i.e. "*" for bacula-console.
Thank you very much!

Step.1

Command: su -
Expected prompt: $

Step 2

Command: $MACRO_PASSWORD$
Prompt: Password:

Greets
Tadeusz

Hello,

Glad to hear that it's working for you! Let us know if you have any other questions!

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