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Ok, I am trying to use Net:SSH or Net::SFTP which 'supposedly' user IO::Socket under the covers..
but all my debugging info in IO::Socket (including syntax errors, croak, warn and print are never seen.) print()s in Net::SSH::Perl work fine. This leads me to believe that the underlying code doesn't handle blocking() correctly as my application hangs on Windows, but works fine on Linux (fedora 10). I have an application where I need to code the SFTP code and can't use an external pgm to do it. what am I doing wrong? How do you debug the libraries you 'use'? thanks (activestate perl 5.10.1005 just installed, windows XP 32 bit) Sam In reply to Re: Non-blocking socket read on Windows (WORKS!)
by sdetweil
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