Re: [Sandweb-users] Re: Can't create local SSH sandbox session

[William P. \(Puddle\) <rot...@ya...>]

Okay, it's still unable to find the cvs command.  I'm
not sure why.  It's in the path of the webservd user
profile and as well as the local user who's trying to
call the sandweb.cgi.  From the information from the
output window, I'd say it's trying to find the cvs
command via the local user I'm checking out the
repository from.  Here is the output to see if you can
see anything missing:

***Error from Checkout window in the web-browser***

SandWeb   	 : VCS checkout

Current filename(s) : flash

Password: 
ksh: cvs:  not found
cvs [checkout aborted]: end of file from server
(consult above messages if any)

# su - webservd
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-bash-3.00$ which ssh
/usr/bin/ssh
-bash-3.00$ which cvs
/opt/sfw/bin/cvs
-bash-3.00$

This is from the local user puddle that I used to
checkout the repository.  I use the korn shell (with
the vi option flags) it's my shell of choice.  

$ id
uid=100(puddle) gid=10(staff)
$ which cvs
/opt/sfw/bin/cvs
$ which ssh
/usr/bin/ssh
$

Then I tried to issue the commands you gave (this
repository is local to the machine)

$ id
uid=100(puddle) gid=10(staff)
$ CVS_RSH=ssh export CVS_RSH
$ CVSROOT=:ext:puddle@localhost:/export/home/cvsroot
export CVSROOT
$ cvs co flash
Password:
ksh: cvs:  not found
cvs [checkout aborted]: end of file from server
(consult above messages if any)
$

It finds the cvs command.  Then it acts like it can't
find it.  I've changed my shells around from sh and
bash to see if it'd make a difference.  Same thing.

The repository is there as well:

$ pwd
/export/home/cvsroot/flash
$ ls
CVSROOT  flash
$


The sandweb.cfg file has the following:

        <system ssh_bin="/usr/bin/ssh"
                cvs_bin="/opt/sfw/bin/cvs"
                bindir="/opt/sfw/bin"
                timeout="300"
        />

Any other suggestions would be appreciated.

-William

--- Robert Helmer <ro...@ro...> wrote:

> William Pool (Puddle) wrote:
> > Okay, the expect was looking for 'password:' and
> > Solaris uses "Password:"  fixed that, but now I
> get
> > the error which relates to the 'cvs server' I
> always
> > saw in the end of my ssh commands when doing a ps
> -ef:
> >
> > SandWeb   	 : VCS checkout
> > 	 
> >  
> > 	 
> >
> > Current filename(s) : flash
> >
> > Password: 
> > ksh: cvs:  not found
> > cvs [checkout aborted]: end of file from server
> > (consult above messages if any)
> >
> >   
> 
> 
> This is a CVS/SSH config problem.. CVS needs to be
> on the path of the 
> shell user you are using CVS/SSH with. You can
> troubleshoot and fix this 
> from the command line.
> 
> You'll want CVS to be on the PATH in either this
> user's .profile or the 
> system /etc/profile. Try setting up your commandline
> like this for testing:
> 
> CVS_RSH=ssh
> CVSROOT=:ext:www@localhost:/var/cvs
> export CVS_RSH CVSROOT
> cvs co module
> 
> Where "www" is your web user, "localhost" is the
> host, "/var/cvs" is 
> your CVS repo, "module" is a module to try checking
> out.


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