Re: Inhibit password

Re: Inhibit password

[Rhomer L Oliveira Jr]

I installed SSH in a machine NT and the machine that will access it NT and a
SOLARIS.
When SOLARIS uses the command to authenticate in the Server he asks for a "YES"
and
the "PASSWORD." I need that he/she doesn't appear the option of "YES" and the
"PASSWORD"
and among direct.

It follows an example below:

COMAND: /usr/local/bin/scp -P 22 -q /home/sol7.gov
administrador@172.18.35.214:/home/teste no servidor solaris2, apresentou a
seguinte mensagem:

The authenticity of host '172.18.35.214 (172.18.35.214)' can't be established.
DSA key fingerprint is 99:a0:3e:81:2b:47:eb:4f:50:45:67:74:e6:57:fb:40.
Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)?   .... respondi yes
Warning: Permanently added '172.18.35.214' (DSA) to the last of known hosts.
This is an evaluation version of the SSH Secure Shell Windows Server.
The evaluation version expires on Fri Nov 30 2001)
administrador@172.18.35.214's password:

I await answer,


Rhomer Oliveira







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Re: Inhibit password

[Corinna Vinschen]

On Wed, Nov 07, 2001 at 02:49:15PM -0300, Rhomer L Oliveira Jr wrote:
> I installed SSH in a machine NT and the machine that will access it NT and a
> SOLARIS.
> When SOLARIS uses the command to authenticate in the Server he asks for a "YES"
> and
> the "PASSWORD." I need that he/she doesn't appear the option of "YES" and the
> "PASSWORD"
> and among direct.
> 
> It follows an example below:
> 
> COMAND: /usr/local/bin/scp -P 22 -q /home/sol7.gov
> administrador@172.18.35.214:/home/teste no servidor solaris2, apresentou a
> seguinte mensagem:
> 
> The authenticity of host '172.18.35.214 (172.18.35.214)' can't be established.
> DSA key fingerprint is 99:a0:3e:81:2b:47:eb:4f:50:45:67:74:e6:57:fb:40.
> Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)?   .... respondi yes
> Warning: Permanently added '172.18.35.214' (DSA) to the last of known hosts.
> This is an evaluation version of the SSH Secure Shell Windows Server.

  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  You're not using Cygwin OpenSSH.  So what has that to do with Cygwin?

Corinna

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ncftp via ssh tunnel

[rotaiv]

I am trying to use ncftp to tunnel through an SSH session with no 
luck.  This is what I am doing:

<bash session 1>
$ ssh -L 21:ftpserver:21 -l user -N ftpserver

<bash session 2>
$ ncftp -u user localhost
ncftp > set passive on
ncftp > dir

The ncftp session connects, enters passive mode but hangs when I do a 
directory listing.  When I look at the logs on the ftpserver, it shows the 
client entering passive mode then nothing else.  Eventually, I will get a 
"Data connection timed out" error with ncftp.

CuteFTP in passive mode works just fine and will connect to the remote FTP 
server using localhost and the ssh tunnel.  If I try it on a Linux box, the 
ncftp client also connects but gives me a "connect failed: Invalid 
argument" when I try to do a directory listing.  Obviously, I am missing 
something hear so any help would be appreciated.

In case it is important, the ftp server is "Serv-U 3.0" running on NT 4 SP 6a.

Regards,

rotaiv


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ncftp via ssh tunnel

[rotaiv]

(I haven't seen this message or any replies come through so I apologize if 
this is a duplicate)

I am trying to use ncftp to tunnel through an SSH session with no 
luck.  This is what I am doing:

<bash session 1>
$ ssh -L 21:ftpserver:21 -l user -N ftpserver

<bash session 2>
$ ncftp -u user localhost
ncftp > set passive on
ncftp > dir

The ncftp session connects, enters passive mode but hangs when I do a 
directory listing.  When I look at the logs on the ftpserver, it shows the 
client entering passive mode then nothing else.  Eventually, I will get a 
"Data connection timed out" error with ncftp.

CuteFTP in passive mode works just fine and will connect to the remote FTP 
server using localhost and the ssh tunnel.  If I try it on a Linux box, the 
ncftp client also connects but gives me a "connect failed: Invalid 
argument" when I try to do a directory listing.  Obviously, I am missing 
something hear so any help would be appreciated.

In case it is important, the ftp server is "Serv-U 3.0" running on NT 4 SP 6a.

Regards,

rotaiv 


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