As part of a larger Perl program, I need to execute a local bash script on a remote machine. I would like to do the equivalent of: 
 
#!/bin/bash
ssh <remotehost> bash -s <<EOF
<local bash script written here>
EOF

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but from within a perl script using either backticks or system to run the ssh command. Something like 
 #!/usr/bin/perl
my $output = `ssh <remotehost> bash -s` <<EOF
<local bash script written here>
EOF

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Note that I want to load the bash script from within the same perl file where the ssh command is run -- not load it from an external separate file. Note that I can't run Net::SSH since I don't have access to additional modules

In reply to Pass local bash script to remote host via SSH by puterboy

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