It's definitely on my localhost because I don't have any problem login
to host abc from another host. And this problem only shows up when I
turned on NIS on my local machine. Again, my local machine is a RedHat
6.2 box binding to a Solaris 2.6 NIS master. I think there's something
strange in the ways the Linux initgroups system call works with Solaris
NIS master. And it only shows up when I use ssh1. I can ssh to all the
hosts that have ssh2 just fine. I'm using ssh 2.2.0
Tung
Sami Lehtinen wrote:
>
> Carl J. Nobile, on August 22. 2000, wrote:
> : Hi Tung,
> :
> : On 21-Aug-00 Tung Huynh wrote:
> : > Hi,
> : >
> : > Does anyone know why I get the following problem???
> : >
> : > $ ssh abc
> :
> : If this is what your command line looks like then you surly do have
> : invalid arguments, as stated below. What's the 'abc' thingy.
>
> The remote host, I'd think.
>
> : The command line aguments are different between ssh2 and ssh1. For
> : instance ssh1 allows ssh1 -lusername ..., but ssh2 won't. you have to do
> : this ssh2 -l username ..., notice the space between the -l and the
> : username.
>
> Well, that's a bug in your version of ssh2, then. But at least 2.2.0
> parses that correctly. What version of ssh2 are you running?
>
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