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We got a hostname in the /etc/hosts file which has mixed case, so f.i.
192.168.1.100 TestHost.localdomain TestHost
if we try to make a connection to dbclient root@testhost it does not find entry end we get:
Connect failed: Error resolving 'testhost' port '22'. Name does not resolve
if we do it with an exactly matching hostname it works.... so : dbclient root@TestHost
However if we do this with openssh it works... so : ssh root@testhost works..
So somehow it seems that the content of /etc/hosts is casesensitive with dbclient but not with openssh...
Any ideas ?
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It seems to work fine for me in testing here. I wonder if dbclient was
compiled with a different libc to openssh?
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We got a hostname in the /etc/hosts file which has mixed case, so f.i.
192.168.1.100 TestHost.localdomain TestHost
if we try to make a connection to dbclient root@testhost it does not find entry end we get:
Connect failed: Error resolving 'testhost' port '22'. Name does not resolve
if we do it with an exactly matching hostname it works.... so : dbclient root@TestHost
However if we do this with openssh it works... so : ssh root@testhost works..
So somehow it seems that the content of /etc/hosts is casesensitive with dbclient but not with openssh...
Any ideas ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: