Hi Monks,

Seek your help on threads. Here is the problem description

We are working on threads to connect to remote systems parallelly using Net::SSH2 module and get some details and display them on a CGI page.

We had no problem when we deployed this script on Solaris9 (sparc) system. But when we ran the same script on linux system (RH ES3) the threads are not returning.

We are using Active perl in both Solaris and Linux. The Perl Version on linux ES3 system is '5.8.8 built for i689-linux-thread-multi'. Its binary build is 820 The Perl Version on Solaris system is '5.8.8 built for sun4-solaris-thread-multi'.Its binary build is 820 Code that I have used for threads is 

foreach $key (@files)
        {

         push @threads, threads->new(\&Distribute, $ip, $host,$key) ;

        sleep(1);

     }

          while ( my $thread = shift @threads ) {
              $thread->join ;

          }

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Can you suggest me how to proceed further with Linux system. Please tell me a better solution for this.

Thanks in advance,

Srinivas

In reply to Problem with threads on Linux ES3 by srinivas_rocks

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