Subject line says it all. I couldn't find an on-line bug database to
check whether this has already been reported.
I'm testing openssh-2.1.1p2 on Linux.
Perhaps this isn't a bug, but it's certainly an incompatibility with
"SSH Version 2.0.13", which I want to replace, and I can't find
another way of achieving what I currently do with:
$ ssh -C -f user at host -L 12345:host:110 sleep 100000000
Of course, I'd rather do something like:
$ ssh -C -f user at host -L 12345:host:110 -N
But that gets: "Cannot fork into background without a command to
execute." So I think that's perhaps a separate bug: I think -f -N
ought to work.
Please copy replies to me. I'm not subscribed. I'd be happy to test a
patch.
Edmund
