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Posted on Mon Mar 13 14:46:32 2006 by colinc

killing SSH

I think the Change

0.58 - kill ssh only on Windows machines. On Unix, just closing IO should do.

Needs to be backed out. On Solaris 9 I'm finding that the close hangs on about 90% of (otherwise error free) runs, including the kill as on windows fixes the hang. Colin

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Posted on Mon Mar 13 15:10:23 2006 by salva in response to 1938

Re: killing SSH

Hi Colin,

I did the change because other Unix users reported that they were getting a "SSH Killed" message when the connection was closed. I don't want to sent SSH stderr to /dev/null as it could be useful for debuging so I have to think a better solution like setting a timeout or something.

Thank you for the report.

BTW, for bug reports I would prefer if you mail me directly or use the CPAN bug tracking system.

- Salva

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Posted on Wed Mar 15 12:56:09 2006 by salva in response to 1938

Re: killing SSH

Colin, I am unable to reproduce the error in Solaris, would you let me see the script you were using?

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