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Hello, i am using Net::OpenSSH library. I am using rsync_get /rsync_put function to transfer the file to /from remote host. I have used progress attribute of rsync to display the progress of file transfer, But it don't work.

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if($_command eq "getfile") {
                for my $_entry (@_hosts) {
                        $_pid{$_entry} = $_ssh{$_entry}->rsync_get({as
+ync => 1, progress => 1, recursive => 1},
                                "/home/shagun/test.img", "/home/shivan
+gi/") or warn "rsync_get to $_entry failed\n";
                }
        } elsif($_command eq "putfile") {
                for my $_entry (@_hosts) {
                        $_pid{$_entry} = $_ssh{$_entry}->rsync_put({as
+ync => 1, progress => 1, recursive => 1}, "/home/test.img",
                                 "/home/shagun/") or warn "rsync_put t
+o $_entry failed\n";
                }
        } else {......
.....
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In reply to Net::OpenSSH rsync_get/rsync_put by shivangi

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