Hi,

First time user hopefully long time Monk. I have a question regarding Net::SSH::Perl which I hope can be easily answered.

Using Net::SSH::Perl I can get STDOUT to my screen in all cases except for commands run in real time.


For example tail -f or snoop.


I have no problems with such commands with defined answers such as who,cat,date,uptime etc.


This issue has a work around in SSH::Telnet using the code below.


Using Net::Telnet I can get a real time response to a tail -f or a snoop command using the following code 
$telnet = new Net::Telnet (input_log => \*STDOUT , Timeout =>1000);
$telnet ->open("$host");
$telnet->login("$user","$password");
$telnet->cmd("snoop -d bge0");

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My question is, is there a workaround in Net::SSH::Perl


My Net::SSH code is


my $ssh=Net::SSH::Perl->new("$host");
   $ssh->login("$user","$password");
($stdout,$stderr)=$ssh->cmd("snoop -d bge0");
print $stdout;

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but for the life of me I can't get this to work on Net::SSH::Perl

In reply to Net::SSH::Perl Realtime output by shooter

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