Hi, My program connects to a remote machine as following: 
my $ssh;
foreach (1..3) {
    eval {
        $ssh = Net::SSH::Expect->new(
            host     => $host,
            password => $password,
            user     => $user,
            raw_pty => 1,
            timeout => 3,
                        binary  => $ssh_exec,
            );
        };
    last if $ssh;
    sleep 1;
}
die "Could not connect to remote host '$host'\n" if not $ssh;
my $login_output = $ssh->login;

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If the user entered the wrong username and/or password, I'd like to alert this without getting : SSHConnectionAborted at test.pl line 779. I've tried checkig the login_output , wrapping it with 'eval', catching before/after, with no success. The weird thing is that the line where it aborts is after the login: 
$ssh->exec("stty raw -echo");
my $resp_uname = $ssh->exec('uname'); #This is line 779

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Any ideas?

In reply to How to catch/avoid SSHConnectionAborted by daphnaw

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