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Correction : the switche actualy receive a login success when running through GUI so the main issue seems to be "master process exited unexpectedly" |
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With the help of some website i rewrote the sshnokey to the following #ADDED my $ssh_debug = 3; # verbose logging: 0-3 my $session_log_name = "ssh_$op_host.log"; open ( my $session_log_fh, ">", '/tmp/sshdebug') or die "Failed to create logfile $session_log_name: $!"; binmode ($session_log_fh, ":unix"); # unbuffer log file #ADDED my $ssh = Net::OpenSSH->new( $op_host, master_opts => ($ssh_debug) ? [ -o => "StrictHostKeyChecking=no", "-" . "v" x $ssh_debug ] : [ -o => "StrictHostKeyChecking=no" ], 'port' => $op_port, 'user' => $op_username, 'password' => $op_password, master_stderr_fh => $session_log_fh, ); This gave me the following in the debug file debug3: muxserver_listen: temporary control path /var/www/.libnet-openssh-perl/sshuser-someip-19110-172343.iGoOdXvzB7VV5bNR muxserver_listen bind(): Permission denied Investigating |
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Looks like the Perl library assumes it can create temporary files in the current directory whereas in fact it cannot (and should not be able to, generally speaking). Someone would need to tell it to use the standard temporary directory or call tmpnam(3). |
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Yes this what i assumed but for some reason changing the directory in the ssh-config doesn't do anything and the directory stays the same :-/ Installed everything on a centos 7 expecting this was a library bug but got the same result and same error message. If there is a distrib on which it work straight away i will take it :) |
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Found the issue, you have to set perm to 700 (this was done already) but also give the control path folder ownership to apache:apache (or whomever the user running apache) |
- Anonymous
