Because I guess that if I use Expect with the Net::OpenSSH commands, I have to work with the same incomplete answer as if I were using the commands directly.

You can use Net::OpenSSH to establish the connection to the remote machine and then run an interactive shell managed with Expect as follows: 

my ($pty, $pid) = $ssh->open2pty() # and empty command line invokes a 
+shell!
      or die "unable to run remote shell";
  my $expect = Expect->init($pty);

  $expect-> ...

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Though, if that is all you need to do in the remote server, using Expect alone will be almost the same, the only difference is that you will have to take care of authentication also.
PS: Salva? Betanzos? Super López? I guess I'm not the only Spaniard here!

No, you are not, where are you from?

In reply to Re^3: Retrieving status data from a device with SSH 2 using Perl by salva
in thread Retrieving status data from a device with SSH 2 using Perl by nmorenod

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