I had the similar problem not so long ago. My notes are at my work desk, but here are several tips:
  • do a -MCPAN -e 'force install ..' instead of regular 'install' on any module that is claimed to be not found. That includes the Math::PARI, the Term::Gnuplot, and some other large number library.
  • better yet, after done all that, install Bundle::SSH (might use force again), which contains all the modules with all the dependencies. Until Monday I can't give any more exact advice, since the thing happened some time ago, but I got the Net::SSH::Perl installed successfully on RedHat 8.

    In reply to Re: Help installing Net::SSH::Perl by prostoalex
    in thread Help installing Net::SSH::Perl by SyN/AcK

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