It's linux! And I have now found (by wild experimenting) that calling perl with "-MIO::Handle" let's it vanish. But why? Apparently it's loaded from the modules anyway, or they couldn't construct the object. | [reply] |
Native Perl IO handles are constructed by the perl interpreter without the IO::Handle module and are treated as IO::Handle objects automatically by Perl. But, the methods for IO::Handle don't get loaded unless someone loads the IO::Handle module. If Net::SSH::Perl is using IO::Handle methods, then it should be loading the required module. Submit a bug report against Net::SSH::Perl.
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but you are sure that IO::Handle exists on your maschine?
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I can load it with -M. See above.
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