Based on the SYSLOGD_OPTIONS below, the "jail" would have to be "/".
It needs the full pathname, since the syslog daemon runs independently
of the jail.
(and don't forget to restart the syslog daemon after the path is changed)
Once you restart it, you can verify it has completed by seeing the
thanks
On 08/04/11 14:54, Grassinger, Marcus wrote:
> Hi, I had the same issue. It's not /bin/rssh but /usr/bin/rssh or something.
>
> "which rssh" will tell you. Quite simple to fix :-)
>
> Greetz
> Marcus
>
>
> Marcus Grassinger
>
> IT-Manager
> Sommer GmbH
> Tel: +49 (0) 7158 98127-41
> Mo
Hi, I had the same issue. It's not /bin/rssh but /usr/bin/rssh or something.
"which rssh" will tell you. Quite simple to fix :-)
Greetz
Marcus
Marcus Grassinger
IT-Manager
Sommer GmbH
Tel: +49 (0) 7158 98127-41
Mob: +49 (0) 176 126886.06
Fax: +49 (0) 7158 98127-98
http://www.sommerelectroni
says it all really. Server = ubuntu server. Im testing it from my LAN.
Ive added a user , and given them a home directory
ive installed rssh
ive setup public/private key authentication
when the server shell is /bin/sh , passwordless scp file transfer works,
but when the shell is /bin/rssh , it