Hmmm... If I wasn't getting core dumps, but some other type of non-crashing failure, these might work for me, but I don't think that they will do any good in my situation. I hope I am wrong. Am I?
Note:
NET::Telnet defaults to the standard telnet port if no port is specified. which is why I don't have a port specified. The port option is there to allow the module to be used for things other than standard telnet, like muds, or even completely non-standard network communications.
I constantly cored when I didn't specify a timeout in the initial code, which is why I added that param, but increasing it above 1000 doesn't seem to have any affect one way or the other.
The errmode param, I can't remember why I added, and it may not be needed.

My error is occuring prior to the call of DESTROY, so I'm fairly sure that is not the issue, but it may be superfluous code, so I'll take it out, test it, and see.
Thanks for your help.

In reply to RE: Re: Net::Telnet core dumps by raflach
in thread Net::Telnet core dumps by raflach

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