Hi guys.

Im using Net::OpenSSH to connect multiple times to same host , exec some commands and grab it output.

Problem is that I can not make module to work with master mode.

I have read the documentation but can not get it to work.

This is how Im creating object:

  my $ssh = Net::OpenSSH->new(
    $source,
    $login ? ( user => $login ) : (),
    $password ? ( password => $password ) : (),
    #external_master => 1,
    port => $port,
    timeout => 60,
    strict_mode => 0,
    kill_ssh_on_timeout => 1,
    ctl_dir => "/tmp/.libnet-openssh-perl",
    #ctl_path => "reusable_path",
    master_opts => [-o => "StrictHostKeyChecking=no"],
    ssh_cmd => $ssh_cmd
  );

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If uncommenting external_master line I get Invalid or bad combination of options ('master_opts')

If uncommenting ctrl_path, I get "ControlSocket reusable_path already exists, disabling multiplexing",

Dont know what to try ... I thought module needs to find existing path so it can reuse but no.

Any help wouls be wellcome.

Leandro

In reply to Net::OpenSSH mater mode is not working by leostereo

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