Thank you daxim,

Look like this does not work. 

use Net::SSH::Any qw();
my $ssh =
  Net::SSH::Any->new( '172.20.251.20', user => 'root', password => 'r3
+v3nue' );
my @tmp = $ssh->capture('ls -lrt');
print " @tmp";

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Output:

 Use of uninitialized value $tmp[0] in join or string at test.pl line 7.

For the application, please be explained again. I try to give an simple example to easier: - Using Perl to have a script to detect an even number from a number input from keyboar - Create an application base on this script. This can be installed on Windowns. Then, when I wannna find I only need to run the app instead of executing perl "script.pl" I am sorry, I cannot use exactly works to describe.

In reply to Re^2: [Help]Build a tool/application using Perl by tctoa
in thread [Help]Build a tool/application using Perl by tctoa

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