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Billy Holmes <billy@××××××.net> writes: |
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> one thing I have done in the past is turn up ssh in debug mode: |
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> /usr/sbin/sshd -p 23 -d |
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> then in another terminal |
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> ssh -p 23 $host |
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Your suggestion gave me the idea to run sshd with strace, the output |
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of which lead me here: |
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http://www.mail-archive.com/debian-ssh@××××××××××××.org/msg03099.html |
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Even though the ssh server had ipv6 support in the kernel, and |
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ifconfig displayed an ipv6 as well as an ipv4 address it was failing. |
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I flailed around trying to find out how to disable ipv6 without |
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success. In the end I recompiled the kernel without ipv6 support and |
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now X forwarding works. |
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I am assuming that I failed to set up ipv6 routing or something? |
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Anyway, the problem is fixed, if not quite solved. |
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Thanks to everyone who replied. |
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Roger |
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