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[Frank C. <car...@ld...>]

Gentlemen,=20=20=20=20

Hopefully this email will make it through to the forum.  I've noticed sourc=
eforge=20
has had many problems lately.=20

I've been working for several weeks working through this new module and lov=
e=20
what I'm seeing.  Easier installation plus the speed at which the code exec=
utes=20
it great!  I'm very familiar with the Net::SSH::Perl module and have made t=
he=20
jump to NET::SSH2.=20=20=20=20

Everything was working great until I attempted to read STDERR across the SS=
H=20
channel.  Now I'm falling all over the place.  I've read perldoc for Channe=
l and=20
Net::SSH2.  I've examined Rover and POE::Net::SSH2 coding to help understan=
d how=20
I can read STDERR.  I'm wondering if I'm making this tougher than it needs =
to=20
be.  Here is what I'm trying to do.=20=20=20=20


{snip}=20=20

# Open a channel and create a shell.=20
   my $chan =3D $ssh2=E2=80=91>channel();=20
   $chan=E2=80=91>shell();=20

# Execute a command and pass along the users password.=20
   print $chan sudo cat /etc/passwd \n;=20
   print STDERR $password;=20


# Read STDERR subchannel=20
   my ($error, $buf);=20
   print $chan=E2=80=91>read($buf, 1024);=20


Any thoughts on how I can push a password to sudo through STDERR?  I think =
I'm close.  I've even tried=20

   print $_ while <$chan>;=20
   $chan->close;=20

Thanks!=20

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