Hi

Using Net::OpenSSH to SSH into a remote ox and getting "Pseudo-terminal will not be allocated because stdin is not a terminal." error. Can anyyone provide insights how to solve this issue. Thanks.

#!/usr/bin/perl
  
use strict;
use warnings;
use Net::OpenSSH; 

my $user = "";
my $passwd = "";
my $host = "";

my @cmd = "show clock";
my @quitcmd = "exit";
 
my $ssh = Net::OpenSSH->new("$host", user => "$user", passwd => "$pass
+wd", timeout => 90 );
$ssh->error and
   die "Couldn't establish SSH connection: ". $ssh->error;
 
my @output = $ssh->capture({stdin_data => "@cmd\n@quitcmd\n"});
$ssh->error and
   die "Couldn't run remote command: ". $ssh->error;
 
#close the ssh session
undef $ssh;
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Error

# open_ex: ['ssh','-O','check','-T','-S','/root/.libnet-openssh-perl/u
+ser-10.253.10.10-25248-962213','-l','user','10.253.10.10','--']
# _waitpid(25251) => pid: 25251, rc: 0, err:
# open_ex: ['ssh','-S','/root/.libnet-openssh-perl/user-10.253.10.10-2
+5248-962213','-l','user','10.253.10.10','--']
Pseudo-terminal will not be allocated because stdin is not a terminal.
# _waitpid(25252) => pid: 25252, rc: 65280, err:
Couldn't run remote command: child exited with code 255 at script.pl l
+ine 42.
# open_ex: ['ssh','-O','exit','-T','-S','/root/.libnet-openssh-perl/us
+er-10.253.10.10-25248-962213','-l','user','10.253.10.10','--']
# _waitpid(25253) => pid: 25253, rc: 0, err:
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