error*with*parameters*-*opensuse*11

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#1

Hi,
have anybody error after ssh conection to some server ?
It seems like it don’t accept line parameters:

chose@prdola:~> ssh celer -l root -X
ssh: Could not resolve hostname celer\302\240-l\302\240root\302\240-X: Name or service not known

or:

chose@prdola:~> su root
bash: su root: command not found

Any*ideas?

Thankyouforyourhelp.

#2

karlijos wrote:

>
> Hi,
>
have anybody error after ssh conection to some server ?
>
It seems like it don’t accept line parameters:
>
> chose@prdola:~> ssh celer -l root -X
> ssh: Could not resolve hostname celer\302\240-l\302\240root\302\240-X:
> Name or service not known
>
> or:
>
> chose@prdola:~> su root
> bash: su root: command not found
>
> Anyideas?
>
> Thankyouforyour*help.
>
>

Generally, the options come first, with the hostname last. A simpler method
for what you’re looking for is:

ssh -X root@celer

–
L R Nix
lornix@lornix.com

#3

Hi,
yeahyou’reright.ButIloggedinthatmywaythousandstimes.
I’triedlogbyyour*recomendation:

chose@prdola:~> suroot@celer
bash: suroot@celer: command not found
chose@prdola:~> suroot@192.168.12.5
bash: suroot@192.168.12.5: command not found
chose@prdola:~>

Interestingis,thatafterrebootisthatok.Remotemachine
issuse10.0andsuse10.3…

Grrr, why are there “*” ???

#4

karlijos wrote:

>
> Hi,
> yeahyou’reright.ButIloggedinthatmywaythousandstimes.
> I’triedlogbyyourrecomendation:
>
> chose@prdola:~> suroot@celer
> bash: suroot@celer: command not found
> chose@prdola:~> suroot@192.168.12.5
> bash: suroot@192.168.12.5: command not found
> chose@prdola:~>
>
> Interestingis,thatafterrebootisthatok.Remotemachine
> issuse10.0andsuse10.3…
>
> Grrr, why are there "" ???
>
>

It’s likely to be something involving your charset. You’re in Slovokia, and
likely have a different one set as default for your browser and shell.

you can see where bash is seeing your ‘su root@celer’ entry as a single
word, instead of breaking it at the space and parsing the arguments given
(root@celer)

can you narrow it down? you say it works after a reboot, but then stops
working later? The question then would be, what has changed.

–
L R Nix
lornix@lornix.com

#5

Huh, you don’t believe - error was with KDE keyboard layout switcher - US keyb. With CZ no problem. I removed US, replace it by UK, all OK. Maybe bug ??? Smeg knows …

#6

karlijos wrote:

>
> Huh, you don’t believe - error was with KDE keyboard layout switcher -
> US keyb. With CZ no problem. I removed US, replace it by UK, all OK.
> Maybe bug ??? Smeg knows …
>
>
Hurrah!!

I’m glad you got it fixed! AND, you told all of us here how you fixed it
too! Sharing is good!

Ok, now you get to be the savior to help the next person with “*”'s in their
typing… {Smile}

congratulations.

–
L R Nix
lornix@lornix.com

#7

Thx, but interesting is what that caused. Differend characters mapping ? That caused that spaces in prompt wasn’t spaces ??? Like here in the forum in my posts ?
Now prompt:

prdola:/home/chose # ssh -l root celer
Password:
Last login: Tue Jul 22 22:50:53 2008 from prdola.ajetaci.cz
Have a lot of fun…
celer:~ #

:smiley:

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