Assalam o Alaikum.

I can easily export variable from bash to bash script but not from bash to expect script. Here are my scripts:
[root@Zohaib 04]# vim initiate_operation.sh
#!/bin/bash
gxip= 192.168.1.121
mkdir -p /tmp/logs_auto
cp -n Email_words.txt /tmp/
export gxip
expect auto.sh

[root@Zohaib 04]# vim auto.sh
#!/usr/bin/expect -f
echo "$gxip"
spawn ssh root@$gxip
expect "*password*" {
send "123\r"
}

[root@Zohaib 04]# . ./initiate_operation.sh

can't read "gxip": no such variable
while executing
"echo "$gxip" "
(file "auto.sh" line 8)

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There can't be any spaces around the equals sign when setting a shell variable.

Wow, that took a lot of digging.

Your answer is found in the TCL/TK Wiki

I hate redirection as an answer so here is what I got to work

1. There is a space after the "=" in your gxip= 192. ... statement. No spaces allowed unless you put quotes around the string.
2. echo is not an expect command. Use puts instead.
3. The variable you want to use is a global environment variable in the environment of the bash shell. Tcl/Tk gets all the global environment vars into an array named env. You get to env by referencing $::env(name_of_the_global_env_var). So in your case you need to puts $::env(gxip). Similar fixes for other lines where gxip is used.

Thanks you so much. it works thanks a lot............................................