Net::SSH2 has a function "error" which returns the last error. In scalar context, it returns the error code and in list context, it returns long error messages also. 


my $ssh2 = Net::SSH2->new();

$ssh2->connect($rip)

( $code, $error_name, $error_string ) = $ssh2->error();

if ( $code ); # $code will be false (undef) if there is NO error.
{

print "$code: $error_name: $error_string \n"; #format as you wish :)

exit();
}
...
<rest of your code>

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In reply to Re: Net::SSH2 Connect - Does not return error by atemon
in thread Net::SSH2 Connect - Does not return error by msk_0984

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