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I had actually found RPMs for several versions of Net::SSH::Perl, the most current of which being 1.42, however, that required a number of dependencies that were also not in the EPEL.

Also, using cpan directly seemed to create an additional, separate, independent set of dependencies.

Neither of those issues are insurmountable, but at least for Centos and possibly (presumably ?) RedHat, something to be considered.

Thanks,
cbeckley

In reply to Re^2: Is Net::SSH::Perl still supported? Can I install it on Centos 7? by cbeckley
in thread Is Net::SSH::Perl still supported? Can I install it on Centos 7? by cbeckley

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