Re^5: Net-SFTP-Foreign: SSH slave exited unexpectedly with error code 255

[salva]

So, it is working now, right?

For long chunks of text you can use <readmore> tags. For instance:

foo bar

Also, be aware that the contents of the transferred files can be reconstructed easily from the debugging output you have posted.

[toohoo]

Thanks, it is working now.


Answer changed

I believe it was in two different styles of writing ssh-options I've found. Proably I mixed them.
The contents of the testfile are not important, that were only test without secure data. But thanks for the hint.
Have A Nice Weekend, Thomas

PS:
Now I get a warning in the other Web application, where I wanted to insert the changes made in the old system:

Warning: Identity file $keyfilepath not accessible: No such file or directory.

.. but the files are transfered right and have the right content. Is this able to understand?

[salva]

Warning: Identity file $keyfilepath not accessible: No such file or directory.

Again, it looks as if you where quoting too much or using the wrong set of quotes (single instead of double, or qw)... Ummm, I guess you are passing $keyfilepath as follows:

$sftp = Net::SFTP::Foreign->new(...
                                more => [qw(-i $keyfilepath)],
                                ...);

Instead, it should be...

$sftp = Net::SFTP::Foreign->new(...
                                more => ['-i', $keyfilepath],
                                ...);

It is probably working anyway because you have the private key in the standard place ~/.ssh/id_*

[toohoo]

Sorry for that. I tried qq now, which isn't working too. In one case I have it to give 2 ssh-options in: (I'll try in your way to write it)

more    => ['-i', $keyfilepath, '-o', 'StrictHostKeyChecking=no'],

This now should work. Thanks again