Monks,
Again I find myself needing your wisdom. I am trying to use Net::SSH::perl to execute multiple commands. It's not working. 
my $ssh = Net::SSH::Perl->new("mybox.myhost.com");

$ssh->login($user, $pass);

$ssh->cmd( "export SYBASE=\"/usr/local/sybase/OC\"" );
$ssh->cmd( "export AUTOSYS=\"/usr/platinum/autosys\"" );
$ssh->cmd( "export AUTOUSER=\"/usr/platinum/autouser\"" );
$ssh->cmd( "export __std_err_file=/dev/null");
$ssh->cmd( "export __command=NIL");
$ssh->cmd( "export AUTO_JOB_PID=0");
$ssh->cmd( "export AUTO_JOB_NAME=\"myjob\"");
$ssh->cmd( "export APP_ROOT=");
my($stdout, $stderr, $exit)=$ssh->cmd( "autorep -q -J myjob#init#t" );
print "$stdout\n";

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When this script actually runs, I get an error message basically telling me that all my exports above did not take place, because it can't find sybase. Anyone know what I am doing wrong?

Thanks!

2006-04-22 Retitled by Corion, as per Monastery guidelines
Original title: 'Net::SSH::perl'

In reply to use Net::SSH::perl to execute multiple commands by cosmicsoup

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