3.2.3p1 on OpenServer

[Carson Gaspar]

--On Saturday, May 25, 2002 8:56 PM +0200 Markus Friedl 
<markus at openbsd.org> wrote:

> but the problem seen on solaris is a call to setsid() just
> after the connection is accepted. there are not pty's
> involved at this point.

The problem is that a controlling terminal is never set. This is either due 
to a bug in Solaris (possible, but not likely, as it also affected other 
OS's), or due to OpenSSH not following POSIX tty semantics. All that should 
be required is an open() of the appropriate device, immediately following 
the setsid() call. Be careful of opening any tty/pty-like device 
in-between, as it will become the controlling terminal. I'll try and take a 
look at the code in the next few days and see if I can track down what was 
going wrong.

-- 
Carson