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Joey Hess 2015-05-07 14:34:51 -04:00
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@ -3,10 +3,6 @@ cygwin. `rsync user@host:file file` opens the ssh connection, but hangs
up with a protocol error. Apparently it doesn't get even the protocol
version message from the server.
This must be a missing file from cygwin, because if I run the same rsync
program from inside /cygwin/usr/bin, it works. strace found a missing
`charset.alias` file, but installing it didn't solve the problem.
Problem doesn't seem to affect the bundled ssh, just rsync. --[[Joey]]
> Update: Apparently there are two ssh's! msysgit bundles one (did it used
@ -26,3 +22,17 @@ Problem doesn't seem to affect the bundled ssh, just rsync. --[[Joey]]
> Using 2 ssh's that try to use config from different places seems like
> a losing propisition. Need to find an rsync that works with git's ssh.
> --[[Joey]]
>
> > Update: The git bin/ directory is only in PATH when inside "git bash".
> > This bug only seems to affect using git-annex that way. The git bash
> > PATH has `bin` before `cmd`.
> >
> > Also, git seems to work ok using the newer ssh from cygwin.
> > However, that ssh tries to write to a .ssh/known_hosts
> > in a cygwin location and so doesn't remember hosts.
> >
> > What a mess. You can install any version of Linux and get rsync, ssh,
> > git that all integrate and work together. Or you can use Windows and
> > enjoy the pain(TM) --[[Joey]]