Re: "Broken pipe" during rsync, tunneled over ssh: Help!

2003-01-31 Thread Cameron Simpson
On 01:27 01 Feb 2003, RD Egeland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: | Thanks for the tip. Unfortunately, it didn't seem to solve the | problem. Neither did upgrading all the openssh packages to 3.5p1-1 | (!) I'm starting to suspect a bug in rsync, based on some further browsing | on the rsync listser

Re: "Broken pipe" during rsync, tunneled over ssh: Help!

2003-01-31 Thread RD Egeland
Jack, Thanks for the tip. Unfortunately, it didn't seem to solve the problem. Neither did upgrading all the openssh packages to 3.5p1-1 (!) I'm starting to suspect a bug in rsync, based on some further browsing on the rsync listserv. Argh! Quite a mess. rsync would be great if it didn't

Re: "Broken pipe" during rsync, tunneled over ssh: Help!

2003-01-31 Thread Jack Bowling
** Reply to message from RD Egeland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Fri, 31 Jan 2003 10:39:14 + > I'm running rsync tunneled over ssh in a cron job (the error also occurs if > run manually) to send nightly backup files to a remote server, and I've got > troublesome problems with either rsync or ssh

Re: "Broken pipe" during rsync, tunneled over ssh: Help!

2003-01-31 Thread Alexey Fadyushin
I had similar problems some time ago. Such an error message means that the SSH session terminated when rsync expected it to exist and tried to send data through SSH. Most probably the problem with rsync is the same as with the occasionally dropped ssh connections to 7.3 machine. I recommend you to

"Broken pipe" during rsync, tunneled over ssh: Help!

2003-01-31 Thread RD Egeland
I'm running rsync tunneled over ssh in a cron job (the error also occurs if run manually) to send nightly backup files to a remote server, and I've got troublesome problems with either rsync or ssh. Has anyone had similar errors? The rsync command in my cron job is: rsync -e ssh -avz /mnt/claws

Re: ssh help

2002-11-07 Thread Todd A. Jacobs
On Thu, 7 Nov 2002, James wrote: > I'm trying to "ssh" into my redhat box from a Mac OS X > box. When I type in "ssh -l login host" I get a So, you're trying to login as user "login" to a machine named "host?" What does the verbose client output (ssh -v) tell you? What does the syslog tell you

ssh help

2002-11-07 Thread James
I'm trying to "ssh" into my redhat box from a Mac OS X box. When I type in "ssh -l login host" I get a refusal of connection. I'm I not using the correct commands? I can ssh into my RedHat box using PenguiNet or any other SSH Tool from my pc at work and my pc at home. Any ideas or suggestions?

Re: SSH help

2001-12-02 Thread Gordon Messmer
On Sun, 2 Dec 2001, Jeremy wrote: > I'm trying to connect to my server remotly though SSH. I'm using > the SSH extension to Tera Term on windows ME. I've created my keys > (with a password) on the remote machine (the linux box) You should do that from the client machine. The client machine

Re: SSH help

2001-12-02 Thread Jeremy
eremy ~ Jeremy Booker JTech Web Systems (www.JTechWebSystems.com -- Coming Soon) ~ - Original Message - From: "Blake Thornton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Jeremy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, December 02, 2001 9:09 PM Subject: Re: SSH

Re: SSH help

2001-12-02 Thread Keith Morse
On Sun, 2 Dec 2001, Jeremy wrote: > Hi, > I'm trying to connect to my server remotly though SSH. I'm using the SSH >extension to Tera Term on windows ME. I've created my keys (with a password) on the >remote machine (the linux box) and ftp'd it to my windows machine. I setup Tera Term >to

SSH help

2001-12-02 Thread Jeremy
Hi,     I'm trying to connect to my server remotly though SSH. I'm using the SSH extension to Tera Term on windows ME.  I've created my keys (with a password) on the remote machine (the linux box) and ftp'd it to my windows machine. I setup Tera Term to use the keys. But the server will neve