Hi

Am trying to use Net::SSH::Perl to connect to various servers, nearly all Solaris but various versions from 2.5 up with varying versions of ssh on them.

I can connect OK to Solaris 8 with OpenSSH3.n but not to the more important Solaris 2.5 with SSH-1.5 v 1.2.26.

This latter is OK until 

hostname: Encryption type: IDEA
hostname: Sent encrypted session key.
Corrupted check bytes on input at ..../Packet.pm line 135

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I did post this up on comp.lang.perl.modules back in Feb but still no reply. I may be able to fix by reverting to Net::SSH::Perl 1.28 but any ideas on this version would be much appreciated.

I could post code but at this point it is pretty much as per the example code in module docs. I am using ssh-agent with both V1 and V2 keys in but the ssh command works OK with this.

In reply to Corrupted bytes in Packet.pm (135) in Net::SSH::Perl 1.30 by tweetiepooh

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