difference between interactive ssh session and non-interactive - SSH
This is a discussion on difference between interactive ssh session and non-interactive - SSH ; Hi, I am getting a segmentation fault from a in house application when I use Putty PLINK and not getting it when using Putty interactive login. Why is the enviroment different between these and how can I make PLINK act ...
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01-03-2008, 09:17 AM
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 difference between interactive ssh session and non-interactive I am getting a segmentation fault from a in house application when I use Putty PLINK and not getting it when using Putty interactive login. Why is the enviroment different between these and how can I make PLINK act like the interactive login. I have tried manually setting the export'ed values and enabling pty allocation but this makes no difference to the error. Am I right in thinking that /etc/profile is not called for PLINK which is the main problem. PLINK gives me a TERM=dumb and Putty TERM=xterm. Thanks  |
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05-05-2008, 07:23 AM
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| Re: difference between interactive ssh session and non-interactive Hi everybody, I've the same problem, I don't understand why  Thank you for your help  Sorry for my approximate english but I'm french  Last edited by olivier; 05-05-2008 at 08:44 AM.. |
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