HI,
My client scrip connect to remote ssh server, and execute perl scrip.   Remote STDOUT and remote STDERR redirect to local file.

**** sbackup.pl 
if ( $sshconn = Net::SSH::Perl->new("localhost", %params) )
{
$sshconn->login('op');
$sshconn->register_handler("stdout", sub {
my($outchannel, $outbuffer) = @_;
print(FOUT $sshconn->type);});

$sshconn->register_handler("stderr", sub {
my($errchannel, $errbuffer) = @_;
print(FERR $errbuffer->bytes);});

($ssherr, $ssherr, $sshexit) = $sshconn->cmd("/tmp/bufile.pl");

$sshconn->cmd("exit");
}

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****bufile.pl
print(STDERR "TAR START...\n");
system("tar -cmvzf /tmp/large.tgz /tmp/largedir");
print(STDERR "TAR END.\n");

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after (1 hour) server sent this message:
Apr 27 16:22:38 mylinux sshd32703: debug1: need rekeying
Apr 27 16:22:38 mylinux sshd32703: debug1: SSH2_MSG_KEXINIT sent
and client log:
mylinux: channel 1: window 14729 sent adjust 18039
mylinux: channel 1: window 1655 sent adjust 31113
mylinux: Warning: ignore packet type 20
...and data transfer stop

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In reply to net::ssh:perl - sshd: debug1: need rekeying by freeop

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