Hi bigswifty00000

Without seeing the code to carry out the scp it's difficult to diagnose why the error you've displayed has occurred.

Re: Uncaught exception from user code: SSHAuthenticationError Login timed out it appears you've timed out before a successful login...

On the server that you're attempting to connect to; what is the LoginGraceTime field set to in your sshd_config file? (It might be a quick fix to simply increase this value, but I wouldn't go that route until we know for sure you can indeed perform a simple user/password authentication connection).

Are you able to achieve a basic login using something like this?

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

# create an SSH connection object with user,password auth
my $ssh_conn = Net::SSH::Expect->new(
    host     => '192.168.0.4',  # server ip
    user     => 'john',         # user
    password => 'password123',  # password
    raw_pty  => 1
);

# use the SSH connection object to attempt a logon to our
# SSH server using the local SSH client
my $login_session = $ssh_conn->login();
die "Login attempt failed. Output: $login_session\n" if $login_session
+ !~ /Last login/;

# arrival here signifies a successful login
print "You are now logged in!\n";

# close the SSH connection
$ssh_conn->close();
__END__

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In reply to Re: net::ssh::expect net::scp::expect problem by shadowsong
in thread net::ssh::expect net::scp::expect problem by bigswifty00000

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