On Fri, Aug 20, 1999 at 12:15:18AM -0400, Justin Wells wrote: > By the way, so far as I know, that's an undocumented behavior of > sshd that is really annoying. The manpage claims that the client > "either requests a shell or execution of a command". So I suppose > technically it's allowed to invoke the shell and pass the command > via the -c argument, since "execution of a command" doesn't > specifically mention a mechanism, but you really would expect > it to just call exec(). If the administrator sets a user up with a restricted shell, he expects that any login mechanism will use that shell--including ssh. Mike Stone
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