--8<--
Whilst Net::Telnet is a groovy thing, Telnet isn't as secure as ssh.
I haven't had any use of the Net::SSH stuff out there, but perhaps it would
be a consideration,
--8<--
Yeah, but you have to install about 10 other modules. And installation
proves t
Whilst Net::Telnet is a groovy thing, Telnet isn't as secure as ssh.
I haven't had any use of the Net::SSH stuff out there, but perhaps it would
be a consideration,
Regards
Marty
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Subject: RE: [Perl-unix-users] Perl and UNix
Thanks a lot for all anyone who replied, th
Thanks a lot for all anyone who replied, thanks
I had been reading what you guys contribute and I think Net::Telnet will be
a good way I might try that. I was trying to find the cpan site to download
that module...but can't find that site, can anyone give me more information
about that? thanks
K
Poon, Kelvin wrote:
> Ok, I need a perl script that opens/access a file on a Unix
> system (RS6000/AIX to be specific). Well, you would think
> this is a beginner problem, and yes it would be if I told you
> ur perl script is on the unix system itself. BUt the problem
> is my perl script has
