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Date: Thu, 18 May 2000 00:55:07 +0200
From: Corinna Vinschen <corinna AT vinschen DOT de>
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To: Timothee Besset <timothee DOT besset AT ecl1999 DOT ec-lyon DOT fr>
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Subject: Re: [ANNOUNCEMENT] openSSH-1.2.2 for Cygwin 1.1.1
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Timothee Besset wrote:
> [...]
> Anyway, my problem is with ssh .. I have more information:
> I'm using NT4 SP4, if I run a "command" shell and type ssh I get:
> C:\>ssh
> ssh: SSH: no address associated with hostname.
> But if I run a "cmd" shell it works fine.

AFAIK, if you start "command" you get a DOS-like
environment which eg. converts names to uppercase
as it's mentioned by Sergey.

The problem is that `ssh' looks if it's called with
argv[0] = one of "ssh", "rsh", "rlogin", "slogin".
I have changed that so that the same names are recognized
if they have a ".exe" suffix. On the other hand the string
compare is case sensitive. So SSH isn't recognized as one
of the above command names.

What's happening now?
If ssh has a unknown name in argv[0], it's assuming that
argv[0] is the name of the host which should be connected
to
   ->  ssh tries to connect to a host named SSH!

Why don't you call ssh from bash or another real shell???

Corinna

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