Afternoon all.

I'm having the same problem as above, same circumstances in that I can use puTTY to get on to the box using key-based authentication. The relevant code is:

my $ssh = Net::SSH2->new();
print "DEBUG: 1\n";
$ssh->debug(1);
$ssh->connect($config_host);
print "DEBUG: 2 $SSH_USER\n";
$ssh->auth_publickey($SSH_USER, './virt_pub', './virt_priv.ppk') or die "pk connection error $!\n";
#$ssh->auth_password($SSH_USER, "some_password");
print "DEBUG: 3\n";
my $channel = $ssh->channel();
print "DEBUG: 4 $ssh->error()\n";


At the ->auth_publickey call I get the message 'Resource temporarily unavailable'.

Does anyone know which resource? One of the key files or perhaps sshd on the server?

TIA,

Nick

p.s. the auth_password version works

In reply to Re^2: Net SSH2 auth_publickey not working in Windows by Badhedgehog
in thread Net SSH2 auth_publickey not working in Windows by karayan

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