I have written script in windows. It is running fine. But If I try to run in linux it is not giving output and also it is not throughing any error.


use Net::SSH::Any;

use Config::IniFiles;

# Check for valid number of arguments
if (!defined $ARGV[0] && !defined $ARGV[1]) {
   die("Usage: export_ddts.pl projectname tmpl_path \n");
};

my $project = $ARGV[0];
my $tmpl =  $ARGV[1]; )

#command to fetch records under particular class or project
my $cmd="findbug -k $project |dumpbug -fnt $tmpl";

#Connecting to Config Files
my $cfg = Config::IniFiles->new( -file => "configfile.ini" );

#fetching Remote connection credentials from .ini file 
my $ssh_url =$cfg->val( 'REMOTE_CREDENTIALS', 'HOST' );
my $ssh_user =$cfg->val( 'REMOTE_CREDENTIALS', 'USERNAME' );
my $ssh_pwd =$cfg->val( 'REMOTE_CREDENTIALS', 'PASSWORD' );

#Connecting to server and Fetching details
my $ssh = Net::SSH::Any->new($ssh_url, user => $ssh_user, password => 
+$ssh_pwd);
print "Connecting to Server.........";
print "$cmd";
$ssh->system($cmd);

#end of File

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Is there any problem with CPAN modules which I'm using? Or Are CPAN modules differ from windows to Linux? please help me

In reply to Query on Running perl Script in linux by naghaveer

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