Re: ssh simply prints Aborted

gonzalo diethelm wrote: >> Try: which ssh > > $ which ssh > /usr/bin/ssh > >> Or even a simple: /bin/ssh to run the real Cygwin program. > > $ /bin/ssh > Aborted OK, that's strange. Try: cygcheck `which ssh` -- René Berber -- Problem reports: http://cygwin.com/problems.html FAQ:

RE: ssh simply prints Aborted

[Sorry, I wasn't subscribed to the list so I could not reply to messages; I am subscribed now.] > Try: which ssh $ which ssh /usr/bin/ssh > Or even a simple: /bin/ssh to run the real Cygwin program. $ /bin/ssh Aborted $ /usr/bin/ssh Aborted > You could also have an alias to something else. T

Re: ssh simply prints Aborted

gonzalo diethelm wrote: > I have also updated cygwin just 20 minutes ago (with > setup.exe v2.721), and reinstalled the OpenSSH package (v5.6p1-1). When > I open a cygwin console and simply type "ssh", I get back "Aborted"; no > matter what options I give the ssh command, all it prints is "Aborte

Re: ssh simply prints Aborted

On Wed, Sep 01, 2010 at 11:33:13AM -0400, gonzalo diethelm wrote: >I am running on Windows XP SP3 with all Microsoft critical updates >installed. I have also updated cygwin just 20 minutes ago (with >setup.exe v2.721), and reinstalled the OpenSSH package (v5.6p1-1). When >I open a cygwin console an