Currently I'm trying to complete a script that will access a linux box via ssh and I keep running into issues getting the Net::SSH::Perl PM and I was wondering is anyone else had a similiar issue? Here is a code snippet incase someone wants to see it:

use Net::SSH::Perl;
my $ssh = Net::SSH::Perl->new("10.10.1.10");
$ssh->login("username","password");

$ssh->cmd("touch /root/creat_text_file.txt");

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Code tags added by GrandFather

Sorry for the long wait on answering some of the responses. I'm currently try the pm Net::SSH::W32Perl to see how this works.

In reply to Net::SSH::Perl CPAN issue by droz578

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