Hi, Monks, good day.

I wonder anybody tried Net::SFTP::Foreign with priv key with passphrase and also password before?

Here is a good thread about how to support both key and password authentication. salva gave a lot of explanations.But in this case, no passphrase was mentioned. Does Net::SFTP::Foreign support identity file and user password?

In my case, if I pass passphrase in the hash, it will give me error: Invalid option 'password' or bad combination of options at ..../MySFTP.pm line .... Here is the code sample: 

my $sftp = Net::SFTP::Foreign->new(
    $sftp_host,
    more => [ '-o', "IdentityFile=$ssh_key_path",
              '-o', 'PreferredAuthentications=keyboard-interactive,pas
+sword,publickey',
            '-vvv' ],
    user       => $sftp_user,
    password   => $sftp_password,
    passphrase => $sftp_passphrase,
    timeout    => 10,
    port       => $port,
    stderr_fh  => $my_err
);

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I can manually log into remote server with passphrase and password typed in when being asked.

Thank you very much.

In reply to Net::SFTP::Foreign does not support both passphrase and password? by khandielas

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