As I'm delving deeper into this module, I'm finding various situations that the module running the standard ssh command, doesn't address too well. I'm planning on provide the author with code modification suggestions.

-Hangs on exec errors (ssh isn't in path or executable). I think this is due to not closing the POE wheel properly (Rocco?).
-No warnings or errors are currently being printed out on exec errors.
-No way to add command line options to the ssh command to be run
-Needs expanded debug statements.

Please add to this thread any additional issues you may find, and I'll try to condense it into a group of suggestions for the author.

Thanks

-Craig

Update:
-The existing Net::SSH::Perl custom engine will only work with SSH protocol 2 as written.

In reply to POE::Component::RemoteTail - Additional Suggested Enhancements by cmv
in thread POE::Component::RemoteTail - Can't locate object method new by cmv

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