First, make sure that you're correctly set up. Net::SSH2 requires libssh2 for Windows, and it has a long list of dependencies: 
#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use autodie;
use warnings;
use CPAN;

CPAN::Shell->install(
qw(
IO::Scalar
ExtUtils::Constant
Encode
ExtUtils::ParseXS
Pod::Usage
Getopt::Long
Text::ParseWords
Module::CoreList
Module::Load
Module::Load::Conditional
Params::Check
Locale::Maketext::Simple
IPC::Cmd
ExtUtils::CBuilder
ExtUtils::Manifest
Perl::OSType
CPAN::Meta::Requirements
CPAN::Meta::YAML
JSON::PP
Parse::CPAN::Meta
CPAN::Meta
ExtUtils::Install
File::Temp
version
IO::File
Module::Metadata
Module::Build
constant
Text::Wrap
Pod::Escapes
Pod::Simple
Pod::Man
Test
Exporter
Carp
File::Path
Test::Harness
Test::More
Scalar::Util
File::Spec
ExtUtils::MakeMaker
Net::SSH2));

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Net::SSH2::Channel goes into more detail about what the channel is and does. Read that thoroughly. It'll help.

For more details about "exec", you can do perl -f exec for more info.

See: libssh2.org for more info.

In reply to Re: Need Help on Net::SSH2 Module Usage on Windows by Khen1950fx
in thread Need Help on Net::SSH2 Module Usage on Windows by tarunmudgal4u

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