2009/7/22 Darren Tucker <dtucker@xxxxxxxxxx>: >> Connecting with psftp works, here is the sshd log: >> http://www.bluebottle.net.au/putty-sshd.txt >> And the client log: >> http://www.bluebottle.net.au/putty-psftp.txt > > No, it has the same problem with sftp but falls back to using a shell, which > works: > > Opened channel for session > Primary command failed; attempting fallback > Started a shell/command Out of interest, how is this shell created? The default shell is /bin/false, and sending a command through with ssh (eg `ssh user@server ls -l .`) does nothing. [...] > No, your server config is probably broken: > > subsystem request for sftp > subsystem: cannot stat /usr/lib/openssh/sftp-server: No such file or > directory > > however since you've trimmed the server logs you've removed the parts that > would have shown what Match did, so I have no idea what happened. > > Please either post your entire config (or reduce your config to a subset > that you are willing to post), repeat the test with that config (use sshd -f > reduced_config if you don't use your real config) and show the entire log. Sure, http://www.bluebottle.net.au/sshd_config.txt http://www.bluebottle.net.au/sftp-sshd-full.txt http://www.bluebottle.net.au/sftp-sftp-full.txt Now that I know psftp is doing special stuff to get a 'sftp' session working, is the issue something relating to sftp-server not being in the chroot? The sshd_config manpage entry for ChrootDirectory seems to state this isn't neccessary, but I could be misreading. AJ
