unable to scp but ssh works

[monu_1]

Hi all,
I am able to ssh to ulogin on linux box(192.168.24.2) but not copy file under ulgoin home dir using scp from another machine?
here is ulogin account:-
#cat /etc/passwd | grep ulogin
ulogin:x:100:100:,,,:/tftpboot/chroot//./ulogin:/bin/sh
#cat /etc/group | grep ulogin
users:x:100:ulogin

now when i am going to scp this machine from another machine like below
scp ulogin@192.168.24.2:/abc.txt .
scp:/abc.txt:No such file or directory

Regards,
MKS

[Steven E. Protter]

Shalom,

Your scp request is trying to write to the root directory.

You should and might have access restrictions there.

Try /tmp

SEP

[monu_1]

Thanks for reply. I got following error when remote copy from tmp folder-
scp ulogin@192.168.24.2:/tmp/file.txt .

Host '192.168.24.2' is not in the trusted hosts file.
(fingerprint md5 1c:60:7e:d9:3a:69:db:c7:64:e0:68:ff:eb:91:16:29)
Do you want to continue connecting? (y/n)
y
/bin/ssh: connection to ulogin@192.168.24.1:22 exited: No auth methods could be used.
Authorised users only. All activity may be monitored, logged and reported

What should I do to give for permission to copy?

Thx,
MKS

[monu_1]

Sorry!!!!below line was wrongly paste in above post
/bin/ssh: connection to ulogin@192.168.24.1:22 exited: No auth methods could be used.

correct line is as below
/bin/ssh: connection to ulogin@192.168.24.2:22 exited: No auth methods could be used.

Thanks,
MKS

[Court Campbell]

try adding, or changing, the line:

PasswordAuthentication yes

in the sshd_config on the remote server and restarting sshd.

[Ivan Ferreira]

It looks like scp is not understanding the chroot environment.

Try inverting the test, copy a file from the local host to the remote host in the default directory:

scp testfile ulogin@192.168.24.2:

Identify where testfile was uploaded. Then you will be able to identify the path you should specify for scp. Probably you should run:

scp ulogin@192.168.24.2:/tftpboot/chroot/ulogin/abc.txt .

[Court Campbell]

Ah, I missed the chroot in the home directory. Are you sure you didn't miss any libraries, etc when you setup the chroot'ed ssh?

[Doug Garrick]

Are you displaying any messages in your .bash_profile? You may have to comment them out. scp will read the bash_profile and take the first text line (from the echo line) as an argument.

[Fco. Javier Martinez]

Try using the full path to the directory where the abc.txt file is located. That is, if the file is in your home directory (i.e: /home/ulogin ), try:

scp ulogin@192.168.24.2:/home/ulogin/abc.txt .

If chroot is not properly confiugured, it should work anyway.