RE: SSH in OpenSSH truncates the command line

Hello Stephen & Chris,

The problem is solved after installing the CopSSH & uses it.
So I suspect the problem with the older version of OpenSSH I installed
in my m/c.

Thanks for your help and inputs on this.

Best Rgds,
- Vamsi.

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of ext
Herr, Stephen
Sent: 15 November, 2006 22:07
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: SSH in OpenSSH truncates the command line


>[email protected] wrote:
>> Can you elaborate bit of what you mean by "executing the command 
>> directly under cygwin"?
>> I did not install the cygwin in my machine.
>
>Well, you are using Cygwin because OpenSSH for Windows uses Cygwin as 
>a shim layer. Anyway, try running both the client and server with debug

>enabled. This will tell you specifically what command the client is 
>sending and what command the server is receiving.

Just to expand a little on this as well,  if you would just log into 
SSH using your example:

ssh [email protected]

You will be dropped at a Cygwin-based bash shell command line on the 
remote windows machine.  Once you are there, try typing the command 
you wanted to send across before.  If it executes ok in that setting,
then there is definitely an issue regarding the command line on the
local machine or there is an issue of some sort of command line length
built into the OpenSSH for Windows version of SSH.  

Stephen Herr


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