I am doing some automation stuff with freebsd.
on my local machine I am using Net::SSH::Expect (perl library) to run
commands on FreeBSD machine.
The problem is when I execute commands on FreeBSD, I am not able to get the
output of that command on my local machine.
All I am getting is remote shell as a output.
Same script work perfectly if I run it against linux target.
my $ssh = Net::SSH::Expect->new (
host=>"172.18.28.104",
user=>"root",
password=> "root",
timeout=>5,
raw_pty=>1
);
$ssh->login();
my $out = $ssh->exec("ps -aux");
print $out; //Here I expect complete ps output, which is not working
for FreeBSD.
Is there any terminal setting that I have to do to achieve this?
How does shell gets allocated when we start ssh session?
--Ashish
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