Yeah, I already tried "use_pty=>1" and setting up a register handler to deal with stderr and/or stdout, but unfortunately it still gets stuck in the cmd loop in the same spot. I have tried forcefully emptying the buffer, as well as sending new packets to no avail. For whatever reason, the buffer does not seem to be getting fully emptied towards the end of the command session, because in the debug from a good session I see "obuf empty" right after the "channel 1: close_read". I tried actually forcing the buffer to empty with $sshSession->incoming_data but it didn't seem to change the loop status.

In reply to Re^2: Net::SSH::Perl hangs(during cmd), but only in Mason environment by perldragon80
in thread Net::SSH::Perl hangs(during cmd), but only in Mason environment by perldragon80

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