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| OpenWrt - groups error due to ash shell (Adrian Nicolaiev) | Included >>Other Options<< as an alternative explanation (Adrian Nicolaiev) (hidden) | ||
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| You will get the error with [[protocols#scp|SCP protocol]], if command necessary for facilitate operation you were trying to do does not exist on remote server or the shell cannot find it. Typically your get the error for ''scp'' command that is used to transfer files. | You will get the error with [[protocols#scp|SCP protocol]], if command necessary for facilitate operation you were trying to do does not exist on remote server or the shell cannot find it. Typically your get the error for ''scp'' command that is used to transfer files. | ||
| - | For example: if you are trying to connect to an [[http://openwrt.org|OpenWrt]] enabled router, which uses **ash shell**, you will get a //Command 'groups' failed with return code 127 and error message -ash: groups: not found//. In this case, you may disable **Environment >> SCP/Shell >> Lookup users groups** to avoid this error message. | + | For example: if you are trying to connect to an [[http://openwrt.org|OpenWrt]] enabled router, which uses **ash shell**, you will get a //Command 'groups' failed with return code 127 and error message -ash: groups: not found//. In this case, you may disable **[[ui_login_scp#other_options|Environment >> SCP/Shell >> Lookup users groups]]** to avoid this error message. |
| If you are not an experienced Unix user, you should first try using [[protocols#sftp|SFTP protocol]] instead. | If you are not an experienced Unix user, you should first try using [[protocols#sftp|SFTP protocol]] instead. | ||