Re: [Jailkit-users] jk_lsh[7742]: cannot find user info for USER guest: Success (2)

[John Pilkington]

Aha! I don't need to bother you any more! You are right - I just needed to get the paths and executables correct <jail>/etc/jk_lsh.ini. There was a WARNING in auth.log.

Would it be in order for me to write this experience up in one of the Raspberry Pi forums? I think other users may be interested in the location of files in /lib/arm-linux-gnueabifh, which I could not have discovered for myself without your help. I guess I should have been able to get the auth.log warning for myself - but it was immensely useful having you point me in the right direction.

Again, thanks a million.

John

On Wed, Jan 9, 2019 at 7:45 PM Olivier Sessink <address@hidden> wrote:

On 09-01-19 20:12, John Pilkington wrote:

Hello again Olivier,

So I must be barking up the wrong tree because, further to my previous email, I find that scp works properly. For example  from remote console:

>scp address@hidden:Public/PM_prefs_public.R C:\Users\John

>address@hidden's password:

PM_prefs_public.R 100% 11KB 11.2 Kb/s 00:00

The last tracefile exits with 0. The sftp last tracefile exits with 4. So can I deduce that the problem with sftp lies in the last few lines of the last tracefile: Clearly my suggestion about  the paths is incorrect since the same lines appear in the scp tracefile:

that probably means that jk_lsh either fails to start sftp (for example, it cannot find the sftp binary, or libraries needed by sftp are missing), or it is not properly configured to allow the start of the sftp (in <jail>/etc/jk_lsh.ini). Is there anything in the logs from jk_lsh ? (you must have logging in the jail for this to work!!! see jk_socketd!)

Olivier

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