Hi I'm having issues with active perl and the ssh2 module. Here's a snip of my code ---------------------------------------------------- my $buflen = 512; my $buf2 = '0' x $buflen; my $chan = $ssh2->channel(); $chan->shell(); $chan->write("ls\n"); select(undef,undef,undef,0.25); $len = $chan->read($buf2,$buflen); while ($len > 0) { print $buf2; $buf2 = '0' x $buflen; print "\nGoing into the read\n"; $len = $chan->read($buf2,$buflen); }" ---------------------------------------------------- Here's the debug when it starts hanging ---------------------------------------------------- Net::SSH2::Channel::read(size = 512, ext = 0) - read 294 bytes ---------------------------------------------------- It seems blocking until there is the exact amount. I tried it with chan->blocking(0) disabled and I don't get the full output. Also, is it possible once I have this ssh connection established to make another ssh connection through this connection?

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