I will preemptively apologize for my lack info regarding the stratus set up we have. I am using Net::SSH::Perl to connect to a stratus host, run a command, and I am trying to capture the result. The problem is, I am only capturing the first line of the result. Here is the jist of the perl code I have: 
  my $ssh = Net::SSH::Perl->new($host,protocol=>2, interactive=>1);
  $ssh->login($user, $pass, 1);
  my $cmd = 'some_command ' . $cmd_opt;
  my($stdout, $stderr, $exit) = $ssh->cmd($cmd);
  print "OUT:$stdout\n ERR:$stderr\n EXIT:$exit\n";

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This returns: 
OUT:  First Line

ERR:
EXIT:0

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But, when I ssh to the stratus module and run the command manually, I get: 
bash$ cmd opt
  First Line
  Second Line
bash$

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I really need what is returned what is on the second line. (or subsequent lines) Some history: I am using Net::SSH::Perl because using auth keys is not an option. I dont know why, but that was what I was told, so I have to have a solution that passes the username and pw. Thanks, B

In reply to Net::SSH::Perl and Stratus (VOS) by bsimonds

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