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You really need Math::Pari. Net::SSH::Perl will not work without it.

I already gave you instructions how to manually install Math::Pari further up in this thread because the automatic installation did not work for you. However, you did not apply these instructions or did not apply them correctly, so Math::Pari did not get installed.

Last chance, because your failure to learn makes me very tired: what happens when you manually install Math::Pari as instructed? Mind that I cannot see your screen, I do not know what you are doing and what output you see then, so you have to tell me everything. This is required! You should know this by now.


In reply to Re^13: ssh with perl by daxim
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