Simple wrappers around ssh commands. For an all-perl implementation that does not require the system ssh command, see Net::SSH::Perl instead....

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*Net::SSH::Perl* is an all-Perl module implementing an SSH (Secure Shell) client. It is compatible with both the SSH-1 and SSH-2 protocols. *Net::SSH::Perl* enables you to simply and securely execute commands on remote machines, and receive the STDOU...

This module implements a Moo based class to interact with Putty program for non-interactive SSH sessions from MS Windows hosts. MOTIVATIONS Inspiration from this module came from the necessity to have non-interactive SSH session working on Windows. I...

Use the real thing: Net::OpenSSH. This namespace is used so that the module gets indexed under the "SSH" tag on popular CPAN search engines such as <http://metacpan.org> and <http://search.cpan.org>....

This module provides limited Net::SSH::Perl functionality under MSWin32 (ActivePerl). See Net::SSH::Perl for a functional description. When used on non-MSWin32 systems, Net::SSH::W32Perl reverts to traditional Net::SSH::Perl functionality. SSH2 is th...

This module is not implemented yet....

*Net::SSH::Perl::Kex* implements base functionality for SSH2 key exchange. The basic idea is this: Kex itself initializes the client algorithm proposal, sends it to the server, then waits for the server's proposal. From these proposals Kex chooses th...

The point about using "AnyEvent" internally is that "blocking" method calls only block the current "thread", and so the above can be used in parallel with (for example) other ssh sessions in the same process (using "AnyEvent", or "Coro"). Although a ...

"Net::SSH::Any::Test" is a module that tries hard to provide a working SSH service that can be used for testing SSH client packages as Net::SSH::Any. It has several backends implementing different strategies that range from finding an already working...

*Net::SSH::Perl::Key* implements an abstract base class interface to key objects (either DSA, RSA, ECDSA, or Ed25519 keys, currently). The underlying implementation for RSA, DSA, an ECDSA keys is the CryptX module. The Ed25519 implementation uses bun...

*Net::SSH::Perl::SSH1* implements the SSH1 protocol. It is a subclass of *Net::SSH::Perl*, and implements the interface described in the documentation for that module. In fact, your usage of this module should be completely transparent; simply specif...

*Net::SSH::Perl::Comp* is a base class for compression/decompression classes. Currently the only such class is the Zlib implementation (using *Compress::Zlib*), which is the class *Net::SSH::Perl::Comp::Zlib*. Each compression object generally has it...

*Net::SSH::Perl::SSH2* implements the SSH2 protocol. It is a subclass of *Net::SSH::Perl*, and implements the interface described in the documentation for that module. In fact, your usage of this module should be completely transparent; simply specif...

*Net::SSH::Perl::Util* contains a variety of exportable utility functions used by the various *Net::SSH::Perl* modules. These range from hostfile routines, to RSA encryption routines, etc. None of the routines are actually stored in the *Util* module...

*Net::SSH::Perl::Auth* provides a base class for each of the authentication method classes. In addition, it defines a set of utility methods that can be called either as functions or object methods....

This class extends "Net::SSH::Perl" to allow connections through a SOCKS proxy....