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j-m
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| SilverOne wrote: | | j-m wrote: |
Umm... No. Nothing. Nada. Zero...  |
Try changin /usr/bin/sshd to /usr/sbin/sshd
It works for me then. |
Bingo!  |
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cselkirk
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| Posted: Wed Feb 16, 2005 3:15 pm Post subject: |
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| SilverOne wrote: | | What I did not grasp was why [s]shd (which indeed skipped the grep process) was treated differently than /usr/bin/[s]shd (which showed up as /usr/bin/sshd in the grep process). The first expression is interpreted like we expected, and the second wasn't (well only on cselkirk's machine). |
If i understand your question, I think it's because bash is doing path expansion (and not brace expansion) on the /usr/sbin/[s]shd.
As to why my bash does not expand (either brace or path expansion) when testing this (see above) I have no idea other than the account used to test does not use bash (and there are no rc files read other than from /etc), so it is as "default" as one can get.
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