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SSH2 is far a more restrictive protocol than SSH1, so I'm not altogether surprised at and indeed, have seen for myself, the same, or very similar, problems.

The only solution we came up with was to ensure that the appropriate satellite machines all had perl installed along with the latest Net::SSH and then use perl, not the shell, to communicate with the furthest machines.

We encountered a further similar problem when attempting to use the GNU screen utility...

A user level that continues to overstate my experience :-))

In reply to Re: Net::SSH::Perl pty problem with SSH2? by Bloodnok
in thread Net::SSH::Perl pty problem with SSH2? SOLVED by cmv

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