Something like this (totally untested) code might work for you assuming that the progress reporting on teh remote computer is output to either stdout or stderr:
use threads;
my $fh;
my $pid;
async {
$pid = open $fh,
"scp dvader@empire.gov:file1.txt dvader@deathstar.com:somedir
+2>&1 |"
or die $!;
}->detach;
while( <$fh> ) {
print;
}
close $fh;
kill 'quit', $pid;
This runs the command asynchronously through a forking open, redirects all the output to a pipe and then displays the output on the screen.
Note: I've never used scp, so the syntax and indeed the whole idea is just speculation.
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