ive wanted to check whether or not my other servers are showing the SSH & TELNET VERSIONS upon each session requests. ive already made my code on SSH first because it goes the same for TELNET too.(u just need to substitue a few things) 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use IO::Socket;
$remote = IO::Socket::INET->new(
        Proto => "tcp",
        PeerAddr => "210.212.226.195",
        PeerPort => "ssh(22)",
    ) || die "cannot connect";
$remote->autoflush(1);
while (defined ($line = <$remote>)) 
{
  print STDOUT $line;
}
$remote->exit(0);
print "Hello World!";

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the thing is... the socket process doesnt terminate prematurely and at the same time go to the next process. it just hangs there. got any ideas?

In reply to how to terminate an IO:Socket Process prematurely? by Anonymous Monk

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