Hi Salva,

I tried Net::SFTP::Foreign Modeule in my program. in this case I am using this code...
##############################
#! usr/bin/perl
use Net::SFTP::Foreign;

$host="myserver";
$username="vendor1";
$portnumber=22;

%args={port => $portnumber ,host =>$host ,user => $username ,debug => 
+1};

my $sftp = Net::SFTP::Foreign->new($host,%args);
@str=$sftp->ls("/home/vendor1/");

foreach $hashref(@str)
{
    foreach $key(keys%$hashref)
    {
        print "\t $$hashref{$key}\t";
    }
    print "\n";
}
#########################

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Now as both vendor1 and vendor2 are users on the same server which i dont think makes any difference,but now I am getting password prompt for vendor2...

+ perl sftp.pl
vendor2@9.182.244.13's password:

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...which i think i should not get. The output should be the output of "ls" command..
can you suggest some solution...
Thanx
Zoop

'When You starve With A Tiger, The Tiger always starves last'

In reply to Re^2: Net::SFTP Problem by Zoop
in thread Net::SFTP Problem by Zoop

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