> I am wanting to call sshfs (auth via DSA keys) via a rsync pre-xfer bash > script, and cannot get something right. If I run it from the cmdline line: > > env - sshfs [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/share /dir/path -o -o IdentityFile=/tmp/id_dsa > > it mounts it just fine. (note the "env -" - I specifically tested with > no environment to try to make the two situations identical). If I put > that sole line into a "/tmp/test" shell script and run it from the > commandline, or from a cronjob, it also works fine. > > > However, calling "/tmp/test" from an rsync-triggered pre-xfer script > (both as root) doesn't work. sshfs reports > > read: Connection reset by peer > > > The remote ssh server shows the successful connection - it shows > "subsystem request for sftp" followed immediately by "session closed for > user usern" > > So it appears that it isn't an SSH authentication problem - but > something else. This is on a FC5 box - but I have disabled SELinux, and > have tried with iptables disabled on both ends too. > > Running sshfs with "-o debug -o sshfs_debug" doesn't really show > anything odd. Obviously it works fine from the cmdline, but from the > rsync script ends with "Connection reset by peer" just as before - with > no good reason why. > > > I even straced it without much to show. But I do wonder about file > descriptors. Any ideas where I should look next?
You could try the same with sftp instead of sshfs, to check if it's a problem in sshfs or something on the server side. Miklos -- To unsubscribe or change options: https://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/rsync Before posting, read: http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
