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
=
...
0100664
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
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?
Abel Cheung
On Thu, 29 Mar 2001, Claudio wrote:
> OK, client is Linux-mdk 8.0 beta (from cooker!):
>
> [claudio@monster claud
OK, client is Linux-mdk 8.0 beta (from cooker!):
[claudio@monster claudio]$ rpm -qa |grep openss
openssl-0.9.6-7mdk
openssh-2.5.2p2-1mdk
openssh-clients-2.5.2p2-1mdk
[claudio@monster claudio]$
Server is everything... Unix, Linux, Solaris! For example, one of the
servers is Mandrake-7.2 with
Can u tell more, e.g. sftp client/server version, sshd_config etc?
At 08:27 AM 2001/3/29 -0500, you wrote:
>I get an error with SFTP in today's cooker installation:
>
>[root@clag2 /root]# nmap flypro
>Port State Service
>21/tcp openftp
>22/tcp openssh
>25/tcp
I get an error with SFTP in today's cooker installation:
[root@clag2 /root]# nmap flypro
Port State Service
21/tcp openftp
22/tcp openssh
25/tcp opensmtp
110/tcpopenpop-3
515/tcpopenprinter
631/tcpopenunknown
1024
trying to use sftp
but getting Request for subsystem 'sftp' failed on channel 0
Couldn't read packet: Connection reset by peer
Greg
R.I.P. Deaddog wrote:
> openssh can provide all the functionality sftp has provided, so sftp
> package becomes obsolete now. So it is suggessted to be removed, and add a
> "obsoletes:" to openssh to indicate so...
...or at least disable the sftp in openssh and put it into another (very
small) R
FYI, maybe it is interesting for some of you:
Besides sftp there are more methods for secure file-transfer:
1) Using "scp" of the ssh-package.
2) Use tunneling with ssh (needs local ssh-client and
remote ssh-daemon).
I also use ssh-tunneling for a kind of "secure-pop".
Here's a sample .fetchmail
