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epike wrote:
> not exactly a perl solution but you can
> probably do better with using ssh pubkey
> authentication so as to avoid password
> prompt.
>
> the idea is to store your private key
^^^^^^^
Okay.
> on your local server, and store
> the private key on the remote server---no
^^^^^^^
Maybe I am confused. Shouldn't this be public key or does ssh use symmetric
encryption?
> passwords required (and actually safer).
>
> also rsync is another good option (rsync -e ssh)
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