Hi again,

Unfortunately the system is locked down so upgrading sudo is not an option. Anyway, adding tty >=1 seems to fix that error?

I added the master_stderr_discard option to the constructor and one of the error lines has gone away:

" muxserver_accept_control: tcgetattr: Invalid argument "

but I still get one instance of

" tcgetattr: Invalidargument "

So, using the below code I still can't seem to get access to the imail account:

my @out = $ssh->capture({ tty => 1, stdin_data => "$password\n" }, 'sudo', '-Sk', '-p', '', '--', 'su -lc "ls" imail');

Any ideas as to what I'm still doing wrong?

tim


In reply to Re^4: Problem using Net::OpenSSH->capture to su to another user by tim.culhane
in thread Problem using Net::OpenSSH->capture to su to another user by tim.culhane

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