Re: How Can I use ssh in my perl code

ssh is a secure replacement for rlogin/telnet. You
probably mean ssl (secure sockets layer) for your
database connections. Assuming that you have the
correct software installed, it should be transparent
to your perl/DBI/DBD code.

regards,

David
--- Jeffrey Seger <jseger@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

What is not clear is how this is dbi related.
Unless there is a dbi related
question, I'd suggest that you'd be better served if
you asked this question
over at perl monks.

On Mon, May 19, 2008 at 9:12 AM,
<mohammed.mustafa@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi Dear Friends,

I want to connect to remote m/c through
ssh to do the testing
at remote m/c, which we can do with ssh ( but I
have not done).
And my question is, How can we interface the ssh
to our perl script so
that our perl will take care of all things, like
1) connecting to remote m/c once we execute the
perl script through ssh.
2) How to run the application at remote side.

And if you have code example, please send me
across.

Hope I am clear here, if not please tell me.

Regards,
Mustafa


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