bug? 2.2.5 ac6 and sshd 1.2.26

Barrett G. Lyon (blyon@netpr.com)
Fri, 09 Apr 1999 04:23:36 -0500


I just moved my Alpha to 2.2.5 ac6 and sshd 1.2.26 nolonger works.

Apr 8 14:27:37 linuxhost sshd[540]: debug: Forked child 599.
Apr 8 14:27:37 linuxhost sshd[599]: log: Connection from clienthost port 3589
Apr 8 14:27:37 linuxhost sshd[599]: debug: Client protocol version 1.5;
client software version 1.0
Apr 8 14:27:37 linuxhost sshd[599]: debug: Sent 768 bit public key and
1024 bit host key.
Apr 8 14:27:38 linuxhost sshd[599]: debug: Encryption type: 3des
Apr 8 14:27:38 linuxhost sshd[599]: debug: Received session key;
encryption turned on.
Apr 8 14:27:38 linuxhost sshd[599]: debug: Installing crc compensation
attack detector.
Apr 8 14:27:38 linuxhost sshd[599]: debug: Attempting authentication for
user.
Apr 8 14:27:38 linuxhost sshd[599]: log: Password authentication for user
accepted.
Apr 8 14:27:38 linuxhost sshd[599]: debug: Allocating pty.
Apr 8 14:27:38 linuxhost sshd[599]: debug: Ignoring unsupported tty mode
opcode 11 (0xb)
Apr 8 14:27:38 linuxhost sshd[599]: debug: Forking shell.
Apr 8 14:27:38 linuxhost sshd[599]: debug: Entering interactive session.
Apr 8 14:27:38 linuxhost sshd[599]: debug: End of interactive session;
stdin 0, stdout (read 0, sent 0), stderr 0 bytes.
Apr 8 14:27:38 linuxhost sshd[599]: debug: pty_cleanup_proc called
Apr 8 14:27:38 linuxhost sshd[599]: fatal: Local: Command terminated on
signal 1.
Apr 8 14:27:38 linuxhost sshd[599]: debug: Calling cleanup
0x120007068(0x11ffff830)
Apr 8 14:27:38 linuxhost sshd[599]: debug: pty_cleanup_proc called again,
ignored
Apr 8 14:27:38 linuxhost sshd[599]: debug: Calling cleanup 0x120015df0(0x0)

Then it just disconnects on the client side.. moving back to 2.2.2 ac2(I
think), it works just fine. I'm not sure if I am doing anything wrong, but
I would guess if it worked in 2.2.2 it should work in 2.2.5.

-Barrett

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