I've been trying to use Net::SFTP recently, without luck. When I try to
execute a simple fetch with code like:
use strict;
use Net::SFTP;
my $scp = new Net::SFTP(
'SOMEHOST',
user = 'SOMEUSER',
password = 'SOMEPASS',
) or die Unable to create host connection;
my @list =
From: Michael Ellery [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've been trying to use Net::SFTP recently, without luck. When I try to
execute a simple fetch with code like:
use strict;
use Net::SFTP;
my $scp = new Net::SFTP(
'SOMEHOST',
user = 'SOMEUSER',
password = 'SOMEPASS',
) or die
Jenda Krynicky wrote:
Net::SSH2 works fine for me under Windows.
..and sure enough, it does! Who knew it could be so easy. Thanks.
-Mike
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Hello; I was intrigued this weekend by the following (all activity on
Windows XP SP3, in case you care, using ActivePerl build 820 and 1003):
perl -e
... which of course will wait for you to type something, hit return and
then exit.
The interesting part is if you hit Ctrl-C, in which
Hello,
I want to write the perl script which perfoms the following activities.
1. Telnet to the Solaris machine from WinXP machine.
2. Execute the command and move the out put of the command to a file.
3. Get back the output files to my local machine.
I tried with the FTP module(Net::FTP), could
Ningappa Sullalli wrote:
Hello,
I want to write the perl script which perfoms the following activities.
1. Telnet to the Solaris machine from WinXP machine.
2. Execute the command and move the out put of the command to a file.
3. Get back the output files to my local machine.
I tried
