if you take the copyright symbol as esc those look like vt100 terminal control sequences.
http://www.termsys.demon.co.uk/vtansi.htm
"Set Attribute Mode <ESC>[{attr1};...;{attrn}m"

http://search.cpan.org/~lstevens/Control-CLI-2.03/lib/Control/CLI.pm
"By default no terminal type is defined which results in TELNET simply not negotiating any terminal type while SSH will default to 'vt100'. Once a terminal type is set via this method, both TELNET and SSH will negotiate that terminal type. Use an empty string to undefine the terminal type."

$obj = new Control::CLI (
<br>...
<br>[Terminal_type           => $string,]
<br>...
);

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try Terminal_type           => '', in the connect new Control::CLI

In reply to Re: Control::CLI, SSH, Garbage Characters, & Prompt by huck
in thread Control::CLI, SSH, Garbage Characters, & Prompt by ImJustAFriend

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