Hi Michael, Michael Albinus <[email protected]> writes:
>> 2. >> /ssh:host2.mydomain.edu|sudo:host1.mydomain.edu|ssh:slave:/etc/somefile.txt >> WRONGLY opens file on host1 > > This cannot work. You can use sudo in a multihop only on the same host > as the previous hop. sudo on host1, coming from host2, is impossible. Sorry, it looks like I mistakenly wrongly formulated my question. Let me start over: 1. /ssh:host1.mydomain.edu|sudo:host1.mydomain.edu:/etc/somefile.txt Works fine 1. /ssh:host1.mydomain.edu|sudo:host1.mydomain.edu|ssh:slave:/etc/somefile.txt Works fine 2. /ssh:host2.mydomain.edu|sudo:host2.mydomain.edu:/etc/somefile.txt Works fine 2. /ssh:host2.mydomain.edu|sudo:host2.mydomain.edu|ssh:slave:/etc/somefile.txt WRONGLY opens file on host1 WBR, Alex
