Net::SSH::Perl is client side, what I need is server side, Therefore, I choose IO::Socket::INET.
It must be a way to config IO::Socket::INET or maybe it is correct, and I just have to type from command line something different than "ssh -p 9000 127.0.0.1".
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If I read you correctly you wish to insert a widget between the client and an SSH process. This is called a man in the middle attack and SSH was designed to protect against it.
I appreciate that english is not you first language but if you can add some details about what you want to do and why it may be possible to offer suggestions/alternatives.
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