NAME

  IPC::ShellCmd::SSH - Chain ssh-ing to a host before running the command

SYNOPSIS

    $cmd_obj->chain_prog(
        IPC::ShellCmd::SSH->new(
                User => 'cpanbuild',
            Host => '10.0.0.1'
        )
    );

The only external method for this is the constructor. This sets up the various arguments that are going to be used to generate the command-line.

Other methods on this are used by IPC::ShellCmd, but it should only ever be used inside of the chain_prog method on a IPC::ShellCmd object.

The only required argument is the host.

"Host" REQUIRED: Specifies the host to ssh to. Since this is done by invoking the command-line ssh client, this can be a short host name that is part of the local ssh config.
"User": Specifies the user name on the remote host.
"Port": Specifies the port to connect to on the remote host.
"ForwardAgent": If specified, then if true will enable agent forwarding (say for dealing with a bastion host), and if false will explicitly disable it. If not specified it will be the ssh default.
"ForwardX11": If specified, then if true will enable X11 forwarding, and if false will disable it. If not specified, this will be the ssh default.
"AllocateTty": If specified, then if true will force allocation of a tty, and if false will disable it. If not specified, this will be the ssh default.
"IdentityFile": Specifies the ssh private key to use.

I don't know of any, but that doesn't mean they're not there.

See IPC::ShellCmd for authors.

See IPC::ShellCmd for the license.