You could try 'nmap localhost' on that machine to ensure that ssh is running on that port.
Could it also be a protocol version problem? Like, the client is using protocol 1, but the sshd is only allowing protocol 2 connections?
JC
On 6/8/07, John R Pierce pierce@hogranch.com wrote:
John Lagrue wrote:
I tried that, and monitored the ssh.trace file with tail-f in another window. There were no obvious signs of error, only what looks like a child starting and then exiting. Mind you, it's been a fair few years since I last looked at a trace file!
lace your /etc/profile and ~/.bash_profile files with some `echo "I'm here..."` kind of statements... see if its bombing somewhere
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