Folks-

This is a quick hack that seems to be working for me.

Suggestions on a better one would be welcome!

Thanks

-Craig

Editing .../Net/SSH/Perl/Packet.pm: 

217 sub read_expect {
218     my $class = shift;
219     my($ssh, $type) = @_;
220     my $pack = $class->read($ssh);
221     while($pack->type == 80) {          # CMV Hack start vvvv
222 print STDERR "IGNORING GLOBAL MESSAGE...";
223        $pack = $class->read($ssh);
224 print STDERR " NEXT MESSAGE IS: ", $pack->type, "\n";
225     }                                   # CMV Hack end ^^^^
226     if ($pack->type != $type) {
227         $ssh->fatal_disconnect(sprintf
228           "Protocol error: expected packet type %d, got %d",
229             $type, $pack->type);
230     }
231     $pack;
232 }

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In reply to Working Hack for Net::SSH Protocol Error by cmv
in thread Net::SSH Protocol Error by perlssh

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