ssh-sftp-perl-users

[Ssh-sftp-perl-users] compatibility with cisco/netscreen/etc

[Vladimir P. <vla...@ar...>]

I've been using Net::SSH::Perl for years. I wrote scripts to pull configs/transfer
data/whatever from Solaris/Linux/BSD and even m$win (running Vshell) boxes using standard methods. 
I was able to make Net::SSH::Perl work with Cisco switches/routers/PIXes runing V1 daemons
(using handlers). Now cisco (finaly) came out with SSH2 daemons (good morning, cisco)
and even handlers don't work. I've collected some debug info on the cisco side and would like to work 
with the maintainers of this module(s) in order to move it ahead.

As far as I know, Ben and Dave are no longer taking care of it... Would the new "owner" step up?

Thanks.


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[Ssh-sftp-perl-users] Urgent, Problems with the Net::SSH::Perl package

[Rishi K. M <kau...@in...>]

Hi experts,

I am using the above package and using the perl2exe to generate the
final binary. I am getting a segmentation fault (SIGSEGV) in my program
at the following method.

  eval
    {
        $ssh->login ($config{$login}, $config{pw});
}

Is there any known problem with the $ssh->login. Or could it be
A problem with the perl2exe. I am seeing the program terminating
consitenetly
At the above point.

Also, I did not see any method exported to free the $ssh object created in
the
Following statement.

=====================================================================
While(1)
{
$ssh = Net::SSH::Perl->new($config{$name}, protocol=>2, debug=>0, po
rt=>22);
Do some thing.
..........................
---------------------

--How to delete the new object?????????????
}
======================================================================

I tried $ssh->_disconnect(). But it does not seem to be close the socket and
Release the memory. I am connecting to the hosts in a infinite while loop.
I am suspecting potential memory leak with the repeated invocation of the
new methods
Can you please let me know any method which free the $ssh
object created in the new. 


Thanks & Regards,
Rishi