Yes. That is what the manpage says. I'm not sure what you are trying to say with it. I think I am not using it as a shell ... Can you explain?
On Sun, Aug 16, 2015 at 9:39 PM, laudarch <lauda...@host.sk> wrote: > authpf is not a shell > > On 2015-08-16 19:13, Tom Van Looy wrote: > >> Hi >> >> I'm using authfp to secure an NFS server (authpf required before mount). >> This works when I use it interactively, but not when I try to background >> the SSH session (ports stay closed). >> >> I want to use this in a shell script. Something like this: >> >> ssh -fN nas_u...@puffy.home.ctors.net >> SSH_SESSION=$! >> sudo mount -t nfs puffy.home.ctors.net:/home/nas ~/nas >> # copy files ... >> sudo umount ~/nas >> kill $SSH_SESSION >> >> The SSH command is in the ps output and in netstat on both sides (client >> and server) but the mount won't work (timeout) because the firewall is not >> changed by authpf. >> >> I compared ssh -vvv output from the regular ssh session with the >> background >> ssh and see that they are identical until "Authenticated to >> puffy.home.ctors.net". After that line I see that the regular session >> prints stuff about "ignoring env ..." and the background one prints >> "forking to background". When the sessions are closed they both print that >> data was transfered (send/receive) etc. >> >> Is this something that can work and if so, what am I doing wrong of how do >> I debug this any further? I'm stuck. :-) >> >> Thanks, >> >> Tom Van Looy
