Handle master pty allocation failure - #66
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Pull request overview
This PR improves failure handling during SSH master startup by immediately aborting when a requested pseudo-tty (pty) cannot be allocated, preserving the real root-cause error instead of allowing startup to proceed and fail later with a generic message.
Changes:
- Add an explicit success check after
IO::Pty->newin_master_start. - Fail master startup early via
_master_failwith a clear “unable to allocate pseudo-tty” error message (including$!).
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Summary
Fail master startup immediately when
IO::Pty->newcannot allocate a pseudo-tty.Changes
IO::Pty->newin_master_start.Fixes #42.
Testing
perl -Ilib -c lib/Net/OpenSSH.pmperl -Ilib t/1_run.t