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Net-Appliance-Session - Can't use Net::Appliance::Session inside a thread
| Posted on Tue Jan 22 14:41:21 2008 by miky |
| Can't use Net::Appliance::Session inside a thread |
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Hello,
I'm not sure it's a Net::Appliance::Session related problem but I just wanted to have your opinion.
So far I'm using Net::Telnet and Net::Telnet::Cisco and threads, everything is working fine.
When I use Net::Appliance::Session launched by a thread it segfaults. I wrote this little script that reflects my problem and which is more simple that the script I use.
#!/usr/bin/perl
use Net::Appliance::Session;
use threads;
use threads::shared;
$ip='10.1.1.1';
$host='ROUTER1';
$pf='MyPTF';
$device='cisco_router';
$connexion='ssh';
$login='miky';
$pass='mypass';
$enable='';
my $num_threads : shared = 0;
my $max_thread = 1;
while ($num_threads >= $max_thread)
{
print "$num_threads thread(s) actifs: nombre de threads maximal autorise atteint\n";
sleep 2;
}
$num_threads++;
my $thr = threads->new('net_ssh_cisco', $ip, $host, $pf, $device, $login, $pass, $enable);
$thr->detach();
sleep 2;
sub net_ssh_cisco
{
my ($ip, $host, $pf, $device, $login, $pass, $enable) = @_;
my $session;
eval { $session = Net::Appliance::Session->new( Host => $ip, Transport => 'SSH' ); };
if ($@)
{
print "$@\n";
print "$host injoignable\n";
$num_threads--;
return;
}
print "Connexion effective\n";
eval { $session->connect(Name=>$login, Password=>$pass); }; # <<< Problem is here
if ($@)
{
print "$@\n"; # <<< Debug message
print "$host probleme de password\n"; # <<< Debug message
return;
}
print "Logged on ";
print "$host\n";
$session->close;
$num_threads--;
}
When I execute the script
$ ./debugthread.pl
Connexion effective
Failed to get first prompt at ./debugthread.pl line 58
ROUTER1 probleme de password
Segmentation fault
It seems that this message comes from Net/Appliance/Session/Transport/SSH.pm
my $match;
(undef, $match) = $self->waitfor($self->pb->fetch('userpass_prompt'))
or $self->error('Failed to get first prompt');
When I don't use threads it works, with threads it doesn't.
Do you have an idea of what happens or could you point out a direction that could help ?
Thanx
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