Hi Rob,

1) Yes. Both execute same commands on the same remote machine.

2) Yes. Both run the same version of Net::SSH2

3) Yes. Both have the same libssh2

4) Yes. Both run the same perl 5.10.0

This is the debug output of my script : ------------ 
libssh2_channel_open_ex(ss->session, pv_channel_type, len_channel_type
+, window_size, packet_size, ((void *)0) , 0 ) -> 0x844420c
Net::SSH2::Channel::read(size = 8192, ext = 0)
- read 0 bytes
- read 0 total
output is
status is 0
Net::SSH2::Channel::DESTROY
Net::SSH2::DESTROY object 0x83aaa3c

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In reply to Re^2: Net::SSH2::Channel with exec, reads 0 bytes on suse while works fine on ubuntu by madhurikl
in thread Net::SSH2::Channel with exec, reads 0 bytes on suse while works fine on ubuntu by madhurikl

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