Good morning Monks, I am having trouble trying to troubleshoot, trying to see if this even connects and if it connects, is it even running my command? Below is my code and the output I am getting. I am not sure what is doing at this point. I have tried 2 different secured FTP sites with their own public/private keys (both .pem & .ppk keys) with the code below and both gives me the same output information. The public key below actually does not have a password thus no paraphase given. I used WinSCP to connect using the same login info and public/private keys for both instance and I am able to connect and transfer files manually for each secured FTP sites. I do not understand what the output is trying to tell me. Any help would be greatly appreciated as usual:

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


my $host = "10.92.xx.x";   
my $user = "data";
my $key_path = 'C:\Scripts\dataops.pem';
my $port = "22";

$Net::OpenSSH::debug |= 16; 

my $ssh = Net::OpenSSH->new(host=>$host, user=>$user, 
                port=>$port, 
                #password=>$password,
                key_path => $key_path);

$ssh->error and die "SSH connection failed: " . $ssh->error; 

  $ssh->system("ls /usr/home/dataops") or
    die "remote command failed: " . $ssh->error;

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Here is the output to STDOUT:

# open_ex: ['ssh','-V']
# killing SSH slave, pid: -18436
# waiting for slave, timeout: 0, remaining: 0, sleep: 0.1

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In reply to Connecting using Net-OpenSSH with public key instead of password by NewMonk2Perl

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