I'd like to modify some of my functions to simulate "ssh -q"

The module's sshopen2 routine looks like this 

sub sshopen2 {
  my($host, $reader, $writer, @command) = @_;
  @ssh_options = &_ssh_options unless @ssh_options;
  open2($reader, $writer, $ssh, @ssh_options, $host, @command);
}

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i.e., the $ssh, @ssh_options, $host, @command constitutes the ssh command that's being run.  @ssh_options doesn't seem to be accessible via the module's API (from what I can tell), but you could try to pass your -q option as the first element of the @command array. This should work because ssh accepts most options also after its host argument.

Alternatively, patch the module's _ssh_options routine to return the desired options... (Or even don't use the module at all, and simply run the ssh command yourself with open2)

In reply to Re: making NET:SSH quiet by Anonyrnous Monk
in thread making NET:SSH quiet by Stoomy

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