On Sat, Nov 18, 2000 at 09:13:51AM -0600, Kevin van Haaren wrote:
> At 10:21 PM -0900 11/17/00, Ethan Benson wrote:
> >ssh does not include /usr/local/bin in the PATH, the only reason you
> >get it in a normal login is because /etc/profile is sourced on a
> >normal login, but not for non-interactive sessions such as scp.
>
> i put the PATH statement from my .profile into .ssh/environment and
> it started working. dumb user error. Thanks for the the help.
you don't need it in .profile, only .ssh/environment.
> i built from sources awhile ago (pretty much just to see if i could)
> but your point made me check the version i'm actually running.
> 2.1.1p4. pretty old and maybe with security holes (i remember seeing
> some security notes about ssh but don't remember exactly what
> versions). I'm pointing my apt at woody now and taking a look at
> what version is in there (OpenSSH has 2.3.0p1 available, if woody's
> is older i may get their version and build from source again.
> serious case of latest-version-itis 8-)
yes there have been a couple security issues resolved recently in the
2 tree. and probably loads of bugs...
> nope. just one ssh/sshd on my whole system. no telnet/telnetd either.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
excellent! ;-)
> Thanks again for the help.
np
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Ethan Benson
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