I think i found a bug in Ssh server
Hi folks, first of all i am sorry about my English...
I think i found a bug in Ssh daemon, or maybe it is not a bug and i am wrong, but i need some help to see the light. When i connect from a client machine to a server machine via Nautilus (ssh://guest@remote-ip-server:22/home/guest). In the server machine, the who command do no show this guest user logged in. You will need 2 machines running Debian Lenny (stable) amd64 with Gnome to reproduce this bug, probably you don't. At client machine with Gnome and Nautilus: You write this url in Nautilus: ssh://guest@remote-ip-server:22/home/guest Will prompt for password 2 times (i don't know why) Now you can navigate remotely via Nautilus... At the remote server machine: Code:
server:/# who I am totally sure it is not a bug in Ssh because Nautilus do no open an interactive shell but i need some help how to see this type of connection on the server side. Thanks |
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That is because Nautilus is creating an SFTP connection not an SSH session with that method.
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rkdavies is totally right here, sftp connections are not shown in "who" because they actually don't start shell session. That is not debian-specific as well.
Hi and welcome to LinuxQuestions.org, rkdavies! |
Thank you guys for your fast replies.
Yes, and sftp connection do no open an interactive shell... so no user is logged in. |
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