The "SSH" command is defined as a command in DCLTABLES.

At 12:00 PM 2/9/2004, Kaleb Pederson wrote:
>I'm using SSH by Multinet as well (even though the ssh build indicates
>F-Secure SSH, the logicals giving me the paths show up as MULTINET_SSH*).
>
>I should have had ssh2.exe, not ssh.exe.  I noticed that when I tried the run
>command, but the results didn't change at all.
>
>$ deassign cvs_rsh
>$ cvs_rsh=="ssh_exe:ssh2.exe"
>$ cvs -d:ext:otherhost:/home/cvs co test
>cvs [checkout aborted]: cannot exec: no such file or directory
>$ cvs_rsh=="ssh"
>$ cvs -d:ext:kinux.ewu.edu:/home/cvs co test
>cvs [checkout aborted]: cannot exec: no such file or directory
>$ define cvs_rsh ssh_exe:ssh2.exe
>$ cvs -d:ext:otherhost:/home/cvs co test
>cvs [checkout aborted]: cannot fdopen 3 for write: bad file number
>$ run ssh_exe:ssh2.exe
>warning: You didn't specify a host name.
>ssh: F-Secure SSH 3.1.0 (build 12) on OpenVMS-AXP
>Copyright (c) 1995-2001 SSH Communications Security Corp (www.ssh.com)
>Copyright (c) 2002 Process Software (www.process.com)
>All rights reserved.
>Usage: ssh [user@]host[#port] [switches] [command]
>..
>
>I can type in SSH all by itself, without specifying the path and it gets
>executed appropriately.  But, there is no symbol defined for it, some I'm not
>sure how it gets resolved under OpenVMS.  Under Linux I would just check PATH
>and see what's defined.  I checked logicals *PATH* but didn't see anything
>that looked like it included the SSH logicals.
>
>If tried doing the same thing with the logical, but the executable doesn't
>seem to be found by the exec call.
>
>Thanks for the help.  I would really love to get cvs up and running on
>OpenVMS.
>
>--Kaleb
>
>On Monday 09 February 2004 09:42 am, Bob Koehler wrote:
> > In article <200402090925.01424.kpederson@ewu.edu>, Kaleb Pederson
><kpederson@mail.ewu.edu> writes:
> > > $ define cvs_rsh "ssh_exe:ssh.exe"
> > > $ cvs -d:ext:otherhost:/home/cvs import test V1 R1
> > > cvs [import aborted]: cannot fdopen 3 for write: bad file number
> >
> >    Whose ssh are you using?  I'm using Multinet's with CVS, with SSH
> >    in the DCL command table.
> >
> >    For that I use cvs_rsh=="ssh" (a DCL symbol, instead of a logical
> >    name).
> >
> >    What happens if you try to start SSH itself as
> >    $run ssh_exe:ssh.exe
> >    ?

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