Hello, I have an amanda setup using auth-ssh, but I'm running into a bit of a problem. I've compiled amanda by hand on most of the boxes I'm backing up (including the server), but I'd like to use the rpm's from zmanda.org on my servers that have packages available. The problem is that I can't my hand-compiled boxes use 'amanda' for the user, whereas the zmanda packages use 'amandabackup'. When my server tries to connect to one of these clients, it attempts to connect as [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I tried adding the following stanza to my ~amanda/.ssh/config : Host example.com User amanda So that didn't alter the behavior at all. I tried running amcheck through strace to see what was really going on, and it looks like the call to ssh is passing "-l amanda". Is this intended behavior, or a bug? It seems like passing the username like that should be unnecessary since amanda is running as the amanda user. It would be nice to be able to mix usernames like this (I know I was able to do this w/ the normal bsd-auth scheme a few years back). So my question is, is there anything I can do to work around this? Would a patch to alter this behavior be welcomed? Thanks, Cameron
