Hi folks,
I'm trying to connect to remote servers using Net::SSH::Expect. Between the servers the SSH keys were distributed.
The connection is always happening as user apache even if we specify a user (existing or not existing)in the connection.
Here is the subroutine I used in connecting to remote host via a CGI script.
sub SSH_Reference {
        my ($rip,$rusr) = @_;
        chomp($rip,$rusr);
        my $ssh = Net::SSH::Expect->new(
                                    host     => $rip,
                                    user     => $rusr,
                                    timeout  => 15,
                                    raw_pty  => 1
                                      );

        eval{
               $ssh->run_ssh();
        };

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When I print $@ it is saying that /var/www/.ssh canno't be created.


Can anyone tell me why this is happening?

In reply to Net::SSH::Expect login using SSH keys by ashok.g

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