Hi PerlMonks,

I am trying to batch process sftp file transfers using perl threads. I am passing the login information to the method while i start the thread. I am using a Solaris SPARC Machine

My code is as follows with the error msg below. I am also getting a Bus error (core dumped) error.

Seeking your advice on the same. Thanks 

sub sub1 
{        
    my @InboundParameters = @_;  
    my $num = $InboundParameters[0];
    print "started thread $num : Establishing connection with $Inbound
+Parameters[1]\n"; 
    my $host = $InboundParameters[2];

    my $sftp = Net::SFTP->new($host, user => $InboundParameters[3], 
                    password => $InboundParameters[4], 
                    debug => 0) or (print "Unable to connect to $Inbou
+ndParameters[1]\n", return $num);
                    
    print "Connected with $InboundParameters[1]\n";
    print "done with thread $num\n";        
    return $num;
}

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Error Msgs :- 
thread failed to start: Permission denied at /xxxxx/5.8.8/Net/SFTP.pm 
+line 62  
Bus error (core dumped)

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thread failed to start: Can't connect to xxx.xx.xxx.xxx, port 22: Conn
+ection refused at /xxxx/5.8.8/Net/SSH/Perl.pm line 208.

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In reply to Unable to connect to some SFTP servers using Perl::SFTP by skylinedreamer

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