[scponly] unable to rsync with rsync-enabled scponlyc - even without -e ssh

[user]

Hello,

On Thu, 27 Oct 2005, Paul Hyder wrote:

> > So, I am back to square one ... basically, I can't rsync to a scponlyc
> > shell user.
> > 
> > Thanks for any comments or help.
> 
> Have you tried turning on the debug syslog output to get more detail of
> what scponly is doing?  (Changing the value in the debuglevel file to 1,
> it's usually in /usr/local/etc/scponly unless your install is relocated.)


Here is what I have - on the client side:

#rsync -av ./ssher good at ufs2:/good
Password:
rsync: connection unexpectedly closed (0 bytes received so far) [sender]
rsync error: error in rsync protocol data stream (code 12) at io.c(365)

and on the server side:

# cat /var/log/debug.log 
Oct 27 15:43:07 ufs2 [10155]: 3 arguments in total.
Oct 27 15:43:07 ufs2 [10155]:   arg 0 is scponlyc
Oct 27 15:43:07 ufs2 [10155]:   arg 1 is -c
Oct 27 15:43:07 ufs2 [10155]:   arg 2 is rsync --server -vlogDtpr . /good
Oct 27 15:43:07 ufs2 [10155]: opened log at LOG_AUTHPRIV, opts 0x00000009
Oct 27 15:43:07 ufs2 [10155]: retrieved home directory of "/home" for user
"good"
Oct 27 15:43:07 ufs2 [10155]: chrooting to dir: "/home"
Oct 27 15:43:07 ufs2 [10155]: setting uid to 1002
Oct 27 15:43:07 ufs2 [10155]: processing request: "rsync --server
-vlogDtpr . /good"


and that's it.  The debug does not seem to indicate any problems.  Also,
to rule out permission problems, I chmodded /home/good to 0777 prior to
this test.

So it chroots to /home, and tries to put the file in /good - which is all
correct ... it just bombs out.  Both systems (client and server) are
identical installs of FreeBSD, with identical rsync installs.

Also, as you know from previous emails, scp works fine:

On the client side:

#scp ./zero good at ufs2:/good

And on the server:

Oct 27 15:49:44 ufs2 [10183]: 3 arguments in total.
Oct 27 15:49:44 ufs2 [10183]:   arg 0 is scponlyc
Oct 27 15:49:44 ufs2 [10183]:   arg 1 is -c
Oct 27 15:49:44 ufs2 [10183]:   arg 2 is scp -t /good
Oct 27 15:49:44 ufs2 [10183]: opened log at LOG_AUTHPRIV, opts 0x00000009
Oct 27 15:49:44 ufs2 [10183]: retrieved home directory of "/home" for user
"good"
Oct 27 15:49:44 ufs2 [10183]: chrooting to dir: "/home"
Oct 27 15:49:44 ufs2 [10183]: setting uid to 1002
Oct 27 15:49:44 ufs2 [10183]: processing request: "scp -t /good"


Thanks.