Hi,

marto is asking how did u install those modules ? Did you install them by downloading tar.gz or installed through cpan command ?

If you have installed with tar.gz file it could have showed you the path where this module get installed. If the module is not installed in the shared lib path, you need to add that path into @INC variable as, 

#! usr/bin/perl

BEGIN
{
  unshift(@INC,"/path/where/installed/");
}
use strict;
use warnings;
use Net::SFTP;
use Net::SSH::Perl::Buffer;

my $host = "*************";
my $userid = "****";
my $pwd = "******";

my $f  = Net::SFTP->new($host) or die "couldn't connect";
$f->login($userid, $pwd) or die "couldn't login"; 
print "successfully logged in\n";

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If you are not sure where it get installed find it with the find command.

All is well

In reply to Re^3: Not able to use Net::SFTP module. by vinoth.ree
in thread Not able to use Net::SFTP module. by Ankur_kuls

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