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(t)c shell problem and ssh
Post 302457120 by asharff on Monday 27th of September 2010 09:13:14 AM
09-27-2010
(t)c shell problem and ssh
I have recently discovered an annoying problem with some of our Linux boxes (running Opensuse 11.3) that is defying our attempts to resolve.
If I (or anyone else using c shell) log in remotely to 2 of our Opensuse 11.3 machines with ssh, then they cannot run a lot of software. It seems that $PATH is not synchronised with $path and $PATH appears to be read only. Furthermore echo $PATH does not return the same thing as printenv $PATH.
A third machine running Opensuse 11.3 is fine. Also if I log in to these machines on the console, they are fine!
We cannot determine the cause (and solution).
Any ideas?
Andrew
If I (or anyone else using c shell) log in remotely to 2 of our Opensuse 11.3 machines with ssh, then they cannot run a lot of software. It seems that $PATH is not synchronised with $path and $PATH appears to be read only. Furthermore echo $PATH does not return the same thing as printenv $PATH.
A third machine running Opensuse 11.3 is fine. Also if I log in to these machines on the console, they are fine!
We cannot determine the cause (and solution).
Any ideas?
Andrew
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