Big T, not little t.

-T' Disable pseudo-tty allocation. -t' Force pseudo-tty allocation.

My script used to return that message, and does no longer.

/usr/bin/ssh -T -q -i $HOME/.ssh/one_command other_system

I use the authorized_key on the other_system to cause this to run a command from="my.mydomain.com",command="bin/remotely-run" ssh-rsa ...

-- clarence

Big T, not little t.

-T' Disable pseudo-tty allocation. -t' Force pseudo-tty allocation. 

My script used to return that message, and does no longer.

/usr/bin/ssh -T -q -i $HOME/.ssh/one_command other_system 

I use the authorized_key on the other_system to cause this to run a command:

from="my.mydomain.com",command="bin/remotely-run" ssh-rsa ...