openssh - problem displaying who command in shell

[Kumaresh]

Hi All,

In one of our HP-UX system, the display of the terminal settings is not
working when I configure my .profile file with the shell command [who -Rm].

I use "who -Rm" in my .profile for root user. When I login thro ssh,
sometimes, the current terminal details are not printed, when the shell [I
am using ksh] commands in the .profile file is executed. When we introduce a
sleep command in the profile file before this who command, all the time the
current terminal details gets printed.

Is this an issue with the sshd that the child reads the utmp entry before
the tty and records are properly written to utmp?

Do anyone shed some light, how we can avoid this?

Advance Thanks,
Kumaresh.


----- Original Message -----
From: "Jay Chen" <jchen at pop500.gsfc.nasa.gov>
To: <openssh-unix-dev at mindrot.org>
Sent: Thursday, November 06, 2003 9:51 PM
Subject: scp vs ftp performance on SGI IRIX????????


> Hi,
>
> Running OpenSSH 3.5p1 or 3.7.1p2 on two SGI orgin 300 systems of IRIX
> 6.5.17 with
> 4 600MHz CPU and gigabits network.
>
> Transfer a 1GB file with ftp took 28 seconds.
> Transfer a 1GB file with scp took 148 seconds.
>
> Use "snoop" to capture all network packets between these two systems. Ftp
> tansmitted
> about 107840 packets, but scp transmitted about 763339 packets.
>
> Is this normal? Why?
>
> Also, did the same test on two IBM AIX 4.3.3 systems with 1 CPU and 10Mb
> network.
>
> Transfer a 1GB file with ftp took 1080 seconds
> Transfer a 1GB file with scp using blowfish took 1059 seconds.
> Ftp tansmitted about 207070 packets, but scp only transmitted only about
> 190290 packets.
>
> What a difference! Why?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Jay Chen
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