Rodrigo Real writes:
> I am having a problem with a host that must be backed-up with
> backuppc. This host runs an ssh server on the port 222, so I changed
> the variable $Conf{RsyncClientCmd} to meet this requirement, but when
> I try to run the backup on this host, I receive the error: "Unable to
> read 4 bytes". Below is the configuration I am using for this
> variable, in this host specific config.pl.
>
> $Conf{RsyncClientCmd} = '$sshPath -p 222 -q -x -l root $host $rsyncPath
> $argList+';
>
> The other hosts which I backup on this server are working just
> fine. Additionally, I can manually connect through ssh to this
> problematic host. So I think that there is nothing wrong with ssh or
> ssh-key.
>
> Had anyone experienced a problem like this?
What happens when you connect in exactly the same way as the
backuppc user:
su backuppc
ssh -p 222 -q -x -l root HOST whoami
Do you get prompted for a password? Do you see any extraneous
output other than "root"?
Craig
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