Hi, i have a question regarding Net::SFTP::Foreign on Windows 2008R2. If i start the perl script manually everything is fine. If i start the same script over the windows scheduler - the script stops. The user has all rights. Here are the debug log file: 
#4372 1426237080.00000 new: This is Net::SFTP::Foreign 1.77
#4372 1426237080.00000 new: Loaded from C:/Perl64/site/lib/Net/SFTP/Fo
+reign.pm
#4372 1426237080.00000 new: Running on Perl v5.16.3 for MSWin32
#4372 1426237080.00000 new: debug set to -1
#4372 1426237080.00000 new: ~0 is 18446744073709551615
#4372 1426237080.00000 new: Using backend Net::SFTP::Foreign::Backend:
+:Windows 1.70_08
#4372 1426237080.00000 _init_transport: ssh cmd: ssh -2 -i d:/xxxxxx/s
+sh-keys/xxxx/id_rsa_xxxxx -o UserKnownHostsFile=known_hosts -v xxxxxx
+xx -s sftp

--------------------------------------------
SAP Transfer Version:1.40
--------------------------------------------
Opening ODBC connection for xxxxxxx
--------------------------------------------
Timestamp
--------------------------------------------
Timestamp: 20150313095800
--------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------
Job in_active.
FTP Transfer Files from remote to in
--------------------------------------------
Transferpath on remotesystem sftp.xxxxxx.eu /xxxxx/
Connect to sftp.xxxxxxx.eu with user saptrans with Mode 1 and options 
+["-2","-i","d:/xxxxxx/ssh-keys/xxxx/id_rsa_xxxxx","-o","UserKnownHost
+sFile=known_hosts","-v"] and file xxxxxx
#4372 1426237080.00000 _queue_msg: queueing msg len: 5, code:1, id:3 .
+.. [1]
00 00 00 05 01 00 00 00 03                                            
+                          | .........
#4372 1426237080.00000 _get_msg: waiting for message... [1]
OpenSSH_4.7p1, OpenSSL 0.9.8g 19 Oct 2007

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any ideas ? Thanks Marcus

In reply to Net::SFTP::Foreign and Windows Scheduler by MarcusD

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