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Hello everybody
I just installed fun_plug 0.5 and enabled sshd.
When trying to ssh into the machine as root, it asks for the password and displays the hello message of Busybox's shell. But there is no # prompt. I can type what I want, it gets echoed, but no command is executed.
Looks like that:
$ssh root@nas
root@nas's password:
BusyBox v1.00-pre1 (2008.09.02-11:43+0000) Built-in shell (ash)
Enter 'help' for a list of built-in commands.
ls
hmm ... this is strange
^C
Connection to nas closed.
Running ps from a telnet shell while having the ssh connection established looks like that:
1911 root /ffp/sbin/sshd
2184 root sshd: root@pts/2
2190 root -sh
2196 root ps
I assume that the "-sh" process is the shell started by sshd. It goes away when I end the ssh connection (together with the second sshd instance).
What is wrong here? I already went through
funpkg -u openssh-5.2p1-2.tgz
funpkg -I openssh-5.2p1-2.tgz
but this did not help.
Please help!
The DNS-323 has firmware version 1.06, if that matters.
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Here is some more information on this. Typing /bin/sh in the telnet shell shows the same problem: The welcome message of Busybox's ash is printed and I can type whatever I want, it just gets echoed but not executed.
Issuing the command
chsh -s /ffp/bin/sh
in the telnet shell fixes the problem: Now I can login via ssh and the shell works fine.
OK, I can put the chsh command into /ffp/start/sshd.sh. But I feel that this is not the way it was intended.
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Yes, now it works (with chsh).
IMO it's just worth pointing out that the telnet access works straight out of the box (without chsh) whereas the ssh access requires it.
So telnetd seems to have some built-in magic to run /ffp/bin/sh even if root's default shell is /bin/sh, but sshd hasn't.
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