I don't think so. I'm using 2.5.2p2 for client, and 3 different server
versions. They are giving me different results:
Server = 2.5.2p2: no problem
Server = 2.5.2p1: no problem
Server = 2.3.0p1: see the output of ls below
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...........
0100664 500 500 115084 980770145 sample1.ps.bak
0100664 500 500 115085 980769785 sample1-2.ps
0100664 500 500 115085 980769903 sample1-3.ps
0100664 500 500 115101 980770987 sample2.ps
0100664 500 500 115083 980771014 sample3.ps
0100664 500 500 115096 980771029 sample4.ps
0100664 500 500 115093 980771032 sample5.ps
0100664 500 500 115077 980773521 sample5-1.ps
0100664 500 500 115077 980773431 sample5-1.ps.bak
...........
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It *isn't impossible* to be an interoperation problem between different
versions of openssh.
Abel Cheung
On Thu, 29 Mar 2001, Claudio wrote:
> On Thursday 29 March 2001 14:57, you wrote:
> > But have you tried using the *SAME* version for client and server?
> > Besides, I think you have verified the sshd_config in server side contain
> > appropriate Subsystem line?
>
> Well... I want to suppose that not all Mandrake users are System Admin. This
> is a pb concerning ONLY the client, for I cannot change nothing on
> deparment's server, of course!!! The servers work perfectly for other Linux
> versions, for Windows, for Mc, for Solaris and every other OS, so don't ask
> me to modify server's side! It's just an "8.0" pb I suppose.
>
> Claudio
>
>
