hi all, I am automating few processes on linux machines. I first need to copy few scripts from windows machine to linux machine and then i need to run those scripts on that machines only to automate few things. what I was doing till now is remote login with ssh from windows machine and execute the script and manually copying the scripts to linux machine. Now I have built GUI for windows machine which gives user an option which action he wants to perform and accordingly it will perform some action on remote linux machine. User will give IP address and username-password. But due to remote login ,my GUI hangs. I mean it becomes sluggish and slow due to remote connection. I tried using Net::SSH::Perl module but as I am working behind proxy , my PPM is not able to connect to internet. So I am not able to install any module other than that came default. So all i do is again using system command and ssh to run remote perl scripts. Can anyone suggest what I can do to make my program's performance better?

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