Got it - the sleep wasn't working for me, but I found another solution. I installed "reattach-to-user-namespace" and then used the following command: --server="reattach-to-user-namespace mosh-server"
$ whoami jordan BAM! ..Jordan On Tue, Nov 20, 2012 at 3:02 PM, Quentin Smith <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Jordan, > > This is actually a bug in Snow Leopard - when the sshd that mosh uses to > authenticate exits, launchd cleans up the Mach context and the mosh-server > no longer has the ability to talk to lookupd/mDNSResponder for user > information. > > We're tracking this at > https://github.com/keithw/**mosh/issues/249<https://github.com/keithw/mosh/issues/249> > > As a very kludgey workaround, you can try using > > mosh --server="mosh-server; sleep 2" foo > > which will add a delay to hopefully avoid the race :/ > > --Quentin > > > On Tue, 20 Nov 2012, Jordan wrote: > > I've successfully installed Mosh onto my older Mac running Snow Leopard >> Server (10.6.8). >> >> The challenge that I am having is that once I am connected it looks like >> the Mosh server (or connection) is not properly accessing OSX's >> OpenDirectory. >> >> Under SSH: >> jordan$ whoami >> jordan >> $ su - admin >> Password: >> >> >> Under Mosh: >> $ whoami >> 512 >> $ su admin >> su: who are you? >> >> >> Anyone have any clues if this is an environment configuration thing I >> might be able to work around on the server? >> >> Thanks, >> ..Jordan >> >> >>
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