Ah. Well, then my bug report is probably of no matter. Even looking
further into SSH's options, there's something for controlling the TTY
allocated for SSH, but it only controls what TTY SSH allocates, there is
no means for turning tty allocation off completely. I was still holding
out some
Ross Becker wrote:
There's no output (besides the numeric return code) from SSH which I
care about- there shouldnt be anything coming back via stdout or stderr.
If there is, I'm happy to discard it. This SHOULD be a dead-nuts-simple
case of exec the command and wait for it to return.
And if
I think you're probably right. My gut is telling me that this has to do
with tty funkiness. I tried the batchmode option, but it didn't affect
the problem. My bet is that ssh is mucking around with ttys, and PHP is
loosing it's connection through apache. The php processing may actually
be
Ross Becker wrote:
I think you're probably right. My gut is telling me that this has to do
with tty funkiness. I tried the batchmode option, but it didn't affect
the problem. My bet is that ssh is mucking around with ttys, and PHP is
loosing it's connection through apache. The php processing
Ross Becker mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
on Thursday, March 10, 2005 11:50 AM said:
ugh: top posting.
ugh ugh: no trimming!
oy vey!
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I actually do care about the return code from the program, as well as
knowing that the program executed and completed successfully, so
background execution is not a valid option.
I tried using system(ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] mycommand /dev/null 21) and
got
the same results.
You are correct
Richard,
I'm really not sure what you're asking here. I've created a limited
access user account on a remote host so that I can kick off some things
on the remote host by hitting a web page. Access to the web page is
protected via SSL and user authentication. The things which are
executed
I'm really not sure what you're asking here. I've created a limited
access user account on a remote host so that I can kick off some things
on the remote host by hitting a web page. Access to the web page is
protected via SSL and user authentication. The things which are
executed on the
Incorrect.
Setup now:
Server A: Authenticates User SSL - runs PHP - runs SSH
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Server B: Authenticates user SSH - runs command
su is not involved, and has not been involved- I stated in my original
post, and in my last reply to you that it was only used in order for me
to
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