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Well, this is not possible. At least it sounds highly improbable.

There are three possible ways to go about:

Get the admin who manages the servers (or your project manager) to see and adapt to your requirements. Or change the requirements. (This is the only "good" solution i could think of).
Rewrite your script in a way it wont need additional libs (e.g. either completly reinvent the wheel or just "stuff" all the other modules to the end of your script).
As a very, very, very last resort, you could try Acme::RemoteINC. You know, about the time when the thing that comes out of a cows backend hits the rotary air moving device.

Really, the only good solution is to work this out with your coworkers using that servers. Everything else is a more or less half backed solution as far as i see it...

Don't use '#ff0000':
use Acme::AutoColor; my $redcolor = RED();
All colors subject to change without notice.

In reply to Re: Run a subroutine through ssh? (Net::SSH::Perl) by cavac
in thread Run a subroutine through ssh? (Net::SSH::Perl) by roden

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