Looks like your ppm must be finding a cached version of the ppd file - as opposed to reading the file that's now actually on the server. (I didn't expect that would happen.) Anyway, since you're using perl 5.6, then it's not going to work for - though you should be getting different errors to the ones you're seeing.

I'll stick up a ppm for perl 5.6.1 - and update this post with details of how you can access it once the job has been done. (Probably take about half an hour all being well.)

Cheers,
Rob
Update:Try:

ppm install http://members.optusnet.com.au/~sisyphus1/ppms/Net-SSH2-56.ppd

Warning:I had to modify the source code to enable building under perl 5.6.1. To be more specific, Net-SSH2 requires perl 5.8. By using the 5.8 ExtUtils/typemap with perl 5.6.1, and by changing every occurrence of "use 5.008;" to "use 5.006;" (in the Makefile.PL and the all of the .pm files) I was able to get Net-SSH2-0.09 to build with perl 5.6.1. I can't guarantee, however, that there isn't some bug in there just waiting to bite :-)

In reply to Re^7: Dependences to install Net::SSH2 for windows by syphilis
in thread Dependences to install Net::SSH2 for windows by shanthiann

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