“Multiplex uid mismatch†when trying to get info from Unix socket
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I created a unix socket in order to enable SSH multiplexing for my SSH tunnel. I'm new to unix sockets so I wanted to see what this pseudo-file in my filesystem contains. I've tried using:
nc -U socket.file and echo "$(cat socket.file)"
And in both cases, this error is returned:
multiplex uid mismatch: peer euid 501 != uid 0
I'm really just curious and want to cat or tail this unix socket "file" to see what's returned when I use that SSH tunnel. In the end, I'm trying to understand how communication between machines work using this unix socket "file".
How do I read from this unix socket?
ssh ssh-tunneling unix-sockets
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I created a unix socket in order to enable SSH multiplexing for my SSH tunnel. I'm new to unix sockets so I wanted to see what this pseudo-file in my filesystem contains. I've tried using:
nc -U socket.file and echo "$(cat socket.file)"
And in both cases, this error is returned:
multiplex uid mismatch: peer euid 501 != uid 0
I'm really just curious and want to cat or tail this unix socket "file" to see what's returned when I use that SSH tunnel. In the end, I'm trying to understand how communication between machines work using this unix socket "file".
How do I read from this unix socket?
ssh ssh-tunneling unix-sockets
asked Mar 5 at 20:48
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You will need to give more details on how you are usingssh.
– Patrick Mevzek
Mar 16 at 4:35
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I created a unix socket in order to enable SSH multiplexing for my SSH tunnel. I'm new to unix sockets so I wanted to see what this pseudo-file in my filesystem contains. I've tried using:
nc -U socket.file and echo "$(cat socket.file)"
And in both cases, this error is returned:
multiplex uid mismatch: peer euid 501 != uid 0
I'm really just curious and want to cat or tail this unix socket "file" to see what's returned when I use that SSH tunnel. In the end, I'm trying to understand how communication between machines work using this unix socket "file".
How do I read from this unix socket?
ssh ssh-tunneling unix-sockets
asked Mar 5 at 20:48
LXXIII
1114
I created a unix socket in order to enable SSH multiplexing for my SSH tunnel. I'm new to unix sockets so I wanted to see what this pseudo-file in my filesystem contains. I've tried using:
nc -U socket.file and echo "$(cat socket.file)"
And in both cases, this error is returned:
multiplex uid mismatch: peer euid 501 != uid 0
I'm really just curious and want to cat or tail this unix socket "file" to see what's returned when I use that SSH tunnel. In the end, I'm trying to understand how communication between machines work using this unix socket "file".
How do I read from this unix socket?
ssh ssh-tunneling unix-sockets
asked Mar 5 at 20:48
LXXIII
1114
asked Mar 5 at 20:48
LXXIII
1114
asked Mar 5 at 20:48
LXXIII
1114
asked Mar 5 at 20:48
LXXIII
1114
1114
You will need to give more details on how you are usingssh.
– Patrick Mevzek
Mar 16 at 4:35
add a comment |Â
You will need to give more details on how you are usingssh.
– Patrick Mevzek
Mar 16 at 4:35
You will need to give more details on how you are using
ssh.– Patrick Mevzek
Mar 16 at 4:35
You will need to give more details on how you are using
ssh.– Patrick Mevzek
Mar 16 at 4:35
add a comment |Â
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You will need to give more details on how you are using
ssh.– Patrick Mevzek
Mar 16 at 4:35