Re: ssh/sftp
  By: Digital Man to Amessyroom on Thu Oct 03 2024 11:07 pm

 DM> Re: ssh/sftp
 DM> By: Amessyroom to All on Thu Oct 03 2024 11:43 pm
 DM> You don't normally have to enter a username twice. If you are, then most
 DM> likely the username your SSH client is supplying doesn't match an existing
 DM> user or something like that. Check the terminal server log output to see
 DM> what's going on.
 DM> The recemt change made in v3.20a was to allow for no-username to be
 DM> supplied for systems that want to force a logon matrix and not use the
 DM> SSH-supplied username.
I removed SSH_ANYAUTH and ssh seems to be working as expected.

> Should sftp work out of the box?

 DM> Yes.

 >> I just get connection closed messages with sftp.

 DM> What does the terminal sever log output report?
Showed it was not enabled. But when I went to scfg it was enabled,
but found Terminal Server was enabled "no". Don't know how that happened,
as I was able to login with telnet with TS in that state. Weird.

So this allowed me to login with sftp. But upon login, I was expecting
to see files like with a ftp session. But I was placed in like a "home directory" that had my signature file present. 

I figured out the structure  there is /files and /home/. Didn't
see that with ftp sessionn, so was confused.

Thanks!
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