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Iolo | Hiya, I have a bit of a problem with getting an old DOS machine (yes, really) to download files via SCP from an Ubuntu 20.04 server. | 10:04 |
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Iolo | The basic idea is that the DOS machine needs to connect via SCP and download all the files that are in a certain directory. | 10:04 |
Iolo | The client does connect, but it only downloads *one* file before disconnecting. | 10:04 |
Iolo | The crazy thing is that this works fine when the server is a RHEL 7 server with OpenSSH 7.4, but I'm trying to migrate this over to an Ubuntu 20.04 server with OpenSSH 8.2. | 10:05 |
Iolo | Without touching any of the client's settings, I can use a domain alias to choose which server the client is connecting to. So IOW the behavior is different with the same client settings. | 10:05 |
Iolo | Because of that I'm pretty convinced there's a problem on the server side. I just can't figure out what that problem is. | 10:06 |
Iolo | The sshd configuration on both servers is practically identical, with the exception of re-enabling some older algos on the newer server. | 10:06 |
Iolo | Setting LogLevel to debug3 didn't yield anything useful either. What should I look into next? | 10:06 |
rbasak | Iolo: perhaps try Ubuntu 16.04 to try to identify if the difference is a result of the OpenSSH version, or of the distro? | 11:23 |
rbasak | Versions: | 11:24 |
rbasak | openssh | 1:7.2p2-4 | xenial | source | 11:24 |
rbasak | openssh | 1:7.6p1-4 | bionic | source | 11:24 |
rbasak | There was quite a bit of churn in OpenSSH upstream behaviour relating to scp, to do with deprecation of the scp protocol and the move to the scp command using sftp instead. I don't see a specific issue across the versions you're looking at, though it's probably worth looking deeper for one. | 11:25 |
Iolo | rbasak, that's a good tip, thanks. I'll try that next. | 12:50 |
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