Hello,

Take a look at Net::OpenSSH or other cpan ssh modules.

It is not exactly what do you want to do (perl will running in this case in your computer and not in remote), but I hope it helps.

It can be useful in many environments, like:

You don't have the same perl version in all your hosts

You want to parse some remote file or some remote command output

You want to write remote files with some info

See this example which is like a first attemp to solve your problem (cat script.pl | perl thisexample user@host parameters):

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use Net::OpenSSH;
my $ssh = Net::OpenSSH->new($ARGV[0]);
$ssh->error and
  die "Couldn't establish SSH connection: ". $ssh->error;
shift;
my (@args)=@_;
shift while (@ARGV!=0);
my $command="";
while (<>)
{
        $command.=$_;
}
$ssh->system("perl - <<EOS  @args
$command;
EOS
");
[download]

For solve this specific issue, I prefer the response that Anonymous monk give you before (Re^2: run perl script with cmd line in shell), it is clearest.

Regards,

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