Hi Monks,

I was trying a code for executing commands on remote system using Net::SSH:Expect module. I have no problem in working with the code without multithreading. But when I appended threads with the existing code for better performance, it was giving errors.

Here is the code: 


#!/usr/bin/perl
use Net::SSH::Expect;
use threads;

@hosts = ('192.168.1.222',192.168.1.169);

my $machine;

foreach $machine ( @hosts )
{

        push @threads, threads->create(\&sshd,$machine);
}

 while ( my $thread = shift @threads ) {
                $thread->join ;
              print " Thread [ $machine ] Ending ... \n";
          }

sub sshd
{
        my $ssh = Net::SSH::Expect->new(host=>'$ip', user=>'root',pass
+word=>'access') or die "cannot open";

          $login_check=$ssh->login();
        print "LOGIN for $ip -- $login_check \n";

        my $who = $ssh->exec('hostname');

        my $ls = $ssh->exec('ls -l |grep Desktop');
        print "$who \n";
        print "$ls \n";
        $ssh->close();
}

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Error:

ssh: : Name or service not known

thread failed to start: SSHConnectionAborted at sshnew.pl line 30

Thread Ending ...

please tell me any possible solution

Thanks in Advance.

In reply to Problem With Net::SSH::Expect using Multi threads by Anonymous Monk

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