If have executed the following code with input redirected to dev/null

my @cmds = ("sh int des");                              # define comma
+nds.
my @hosts = ("XXX", "XXX");       # define hosts.
my @params = (\@cmds, \@hosts);                         # construct pa
+rameter array (currenlty mandatory for execution in a sub process).
my $job = new Job(\&exec_on_each, \@params);            # define job
Dispatcher::query_job($job);                            # add jobs to 
+the dispatchers queue.
my @out = Dispatcher::execute_jobs();                   # execute all 
+jobs and retieve the result.
print Tools::to_string(\@out);                          # print the re
+sult in the console.

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Surprisingly this returns the result as expected. I think the user that executes the script via the website has insufficent rights to start SSH.

In reply to Re^2: Expect receives no output, when requested via HTML by Clive89
in thread Expect receives no output, when requested via HTML by Clive89

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