in reply to Net::OpenSSH -T option

Adding -T to the ssh command line used to start the master connection is useless.

Once you a have Net::OpenSSH object connected to the remote host, you can run remote commands without a tty using the tty flag: 

$ssh->system({tty => 0}, 'ls -l');

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Re^2: Net::OpenSSH -T option
by kwolfte (Initiate) on Aug 12, 2013 at 22:02 UTC

    Thanks. It seems that RequestTty=no is only available for more recent versions of openssh, unfortunately. I could use the -T option but that's ok now, the tty flag will do

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