Thank you. Yeah I saw that, but is there any way to find out what cipher I am using to connect? Since it is a Production environment, I do not want to change the script unless it is the only option. If the cipher that I am currently using is in the allowed range, then I am good. No need to make any changes to script.
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Using the same "more" option, you can give it the -v option to run in debug mode, which will display the ciphers used.
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I tried the more option but I get the error, "Invalid option 'more' or bad combination of options". After researching, I found that since I am using "backend => 'Net_SSH2'" option in the connection string, the more option is not supported.
My connection string:
$sftp = Net::SFTP::Foreign->new($host, port => '22', backend => 'Net_S
+SH2', user => $sftpuser, key_path => $filepath, );
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