Re: SSH and CVS
From: Fritz (notarealemail_at_at.all)
Date: 06/22/04
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Date: Tue, 22 Jun 2004 20:48:48 +1000
It's been a while so it may have changed but when I was using Eclipse
2.1 to sync I had to use plink which is putty's version of the console ssh.
plink seemed to work exactly the same way as the ssh console so I didn't
even have to change the command line optiopns.
I may be wrong on this.
Nikola Milutinovic wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> I have a problem. I would like to use CVS (Concurent Versioning System)
> in client/server mode, via SSH.
>
> The "servers" are Tru64 UNIX machines (irrelevant, for this matter) with
> either OpenSSH v3.8.1 or SSH2 v3.2.0 all with CVS 1.12.x installed.
>
> The "clients" are WinXP machines with either PuTTY v0.53 or SecureCRT
> v4.1.6
>
> The CVS can use RSH for remote repositories, but any other RSH-like
> channel (SSH) can be used, as long as that user can login without being
> prompted for pass. Truth be said, I've managed to run CVS from one UNIX
> to another, with password prompting and it had no complaints.
>
> So, running CVS between UNIX hosts works like a charm:
>
> Papa-Legba:/# export CVS_RSH=ssh
> Papa-Legba:/# cvs -d :ext:root@Uprava.ev.co.yu:/usr/users/uvid/cvs
> checkout CVSROOT/modules
> warning: Cannot connect to DISPLAY; X11 forwarding disabled.
> U CVSROOT/modules
>
> So, this slides smoothly, although there are some messages displayed. I
> suspect they go to STDERR, so CVS pays no attention to them, since it is
> listening to STDIN/STDOUT.
>
> PROBLEM
> -------
>
> When I try to do the same from a WinXP machine, I run into trouble.
>
> -------------------------------------------------------------------
> D:\JBuilder9\bin> type ssh.cmd
> @echo off
>
> set VSH_PROG="D:\Program Files\SecureCRT-4.1\VSH.EXE"
> set VSH_ID="D:\Documents and Settings\nikola\Application
> Data\VanDyke\Nikola"
> set VSH_USER="uvid"
> set VSH_HOST="Uprava.ev.co.yu"
>
> %VSH_PROG% -i %VSH_ID% -l %VSH_USER% -x -nopty %VSH_HOST%
>
> D:\JBuilder9\bin> set CVS_RSH=ssh.cmd
>
> D:\JBuilder9\bin> cvs -d :ext:uprava.ev.co.yu:/home/u/uvidd/cvs checkout
> CVSROOT/modules
> stty: tcgetattr: Not a typewriter
> Not a terminal
> zsh: command not found: Root
> zsh: command not found: Valid-responses
> zsh: command not found: valid-requests
> cvs [checkout aborted]: received interrupt signal
>
> D:\JBUILD~1\bin>^CThe process tried to write to a nonexistent pipe.
> -------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> All of this seams to be caused by VSH.EXE actually logging onto the
> system, because the system displays greeting with MOTD upon logon. I
> know, you'll say: "turn off MOTD", but the system is in C2 Security mode
> and a part of the logon greeting cannot be turned off (because it is
> required by the C2 standard). "ssh" both from "SSH2" and "OpenSSH" do
> not exibit this behaviour when run in "command mode".
>
> IOW, if I run "ssh -l uvid uprava.ev.co.yu ls", I will get output from
> "ls", but no greeting message.
>
> What can I do? Other than installing CygWin and OpenSSH...
>
> Nix.
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