ssh/scp and the change of remote shell
I have a few ssh/scp based problems:
1. I cannot ssh/scp to a remote machine, if the user has an shell that does not
allow interactive login (like if he/she has /bin/false for the shell), that
is ok for ssh, but scp should still work right? sftp does not work either.
Is there a way to make it work, I am most interested in making scp work?
2. If the user has something echoed in his/her login scripts like in ~/.bashrc
a line echo "lalala", he/she is able to login via ssh, but is not able to do
scp. The line lalala is displayed, but than the program stops and the
transfer is not made. Is there a way around this?
I am using openssh OpenSSH_2.9p2 (from the package ssh 2.9p2-5).
THX in advance!
Bostjan
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