[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Kai Gro�johann) writes:
> Bj�rn Nordb� <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > # Decoding region into remote file
>/multi:ssh:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:ssh:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/b/bn/projects/cystd/Sex.rb...
> > $ uudecode -p >/home/b/bn/projects/cystd/Sex.rb <<'EOF'
> > # Sending data to remote host...
> > [[...lots.of.uuencoded.stuff.omitted...]]
> > # Sending end of data token...
> > $ EOF
> > # Waiting for remote host to process data...
>
> If you open a connection to the remote host in the same way that
> Tramp opens a connection, and then you type the same commands that
> Tramp sends, what happens?
Well, I tried to run the following shell script:
ssh bastion.host uudecode -p \>/home/b/bn/ttt <<'EOF'
begin 644 xxx
M;6]D=6QE(%-E>`H@(&1E9B!397@N96YC;V1E*&]B:BP@<W,@/2!397A3='(N
(.....)
*("!E;F0*96YD"@``
`
end
EOF
This results in:
$ sh test-tramp
Pseudo-terminal will not be allocated because stdin is not a terminal.
ssh_askpass: exec(/local/libexec/ssh-askpass): No such file or directory
Write failed: Broken pipe
$
I'm not quite sure what this means, but it seems to happen whenever I
try to run a command with ssh through the bastion host. If I use the
-t switch with ssh, I get no complains, but instead of an indication
that the command has run I get a login shell:
laptop$ ssh -t bastion.host echo hei \> ttt
login.hosts's password:
Last login: Wed Aug 28 22:16:38 2002 from bastion.host
login.host$ cat ttt
cat: ttt: No such file or directory
login.host$ logout
Connection to login.host closed.
Connection to bastion.host closed.
laptop$ cat ttt
cat: ttt: No such file or directory
laptop$
Adding "-t" to tramp-rsh-args for the ssh-method makes no difference.
Thanks for your help so far! :-)
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