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You are right, it's Net::SSH::Perl I'm using, but I had lost my browser window by the time I had figured it out, and don't know how to edit the original post until there have been replies to it.

Anyways, I can probably avoid this problem if I can figure out how to use the other authentication methods. AFAIK, it's using rhosts... the server in question though, has IgnoreRhosts set to "yes", so that won't work. Nobody will have access to this script, so I really just want to do password authentication, but can't find in the docs (or any other pages) on how to sort that out.

Thanks for the effort thusfar. EDIT: No, it's not reading rhosts. O_o I guess I need to fix the sshd_config file on the server then.

In reply to Re^3: Net::SSH question by GaijinPunch
in thread Net::SSH question by GaijinPunch

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