Disclaimer: I haven't used Control::CLI before.

With '->cmd()' it seems like you can't. But the documentation says '->cmd()' is equivalent to

  $obj->read(Blocking => 0);
  $obj->print($cliCommand);
  $output = $obj->waitfor($obj->prompt);

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so you may be able to replace the call to cmd() with something like this:

  $obj->read(Blocking => 0);
  $obj->print($cliCommand);
  while (not $obj->prompt) {
    my $inc_output = $obj->read(Blocking => 0);

    if (defined $inc_output) {
      print $inc_output;
      $s1_output .= $inc_output;
    }

    sleep 1;
  }

  (process output in $s1_output)

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This code fragment is totally untested. I just wanted to give you an idea.

In reply to Re: Call external script via ssh with Control::CLI, get output to calling script window by Monk::Thomas
in thread Call external script via ssh with Control::CLI, get output to calling script window by ImJustAFriend

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