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Try <a href="http://www.ssh.com" rel="ugc">www.ssh.com</a><br />
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&nbsp; My ssh is from there and piping works well.
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Try www.ssh.com [http://www.ssh.com]

  My ssh is from there and piping works well.

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<a href="http://www.freessh.com" rel="ugc">www.freessh.com</a> is another good source.
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www.freessh.com [http://www.freessh.com] is another good source.

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probably you want somthing like rksh, not ssh.
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probably you want somthing like rksh, not ssh.

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i tried both sites and couldnt download nothing from them , any other places ? 
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i tried both sites and couldnt download nothing from them , any other places ?

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Enter <br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;ksh -r
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this is what i wanted , <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; thankes . ( to ahoffmann and bira).
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this is what i wanted ,
        thankes . ( to ahoffmann and bira).

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hello. <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;i am using aix 4.3.3 , i want to limit my users to very specific actions and directories . i have a ssh (secured shell) file but it is not very good , it does not suport pipes (the command &quot;cat a.a | more&quot; does not work ) and you can also &nbsp;by pass its limitions , i have got two qeustions : <br />
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1)does not suporting pipes is a stantard of secure shells ? <br />
2)where can i find a good secure shell?<br />

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hello. 
     i am using aix 4.3.3 , i want to limit my users to very specific actions and directories . i have a ssh (secured shell) file but it is not very good , it does not suport pipes (the command "cat a.a | more" does not work ) and you can also  by pass its limitions , i have got two qeustions : 

1)does not suporting pipes is a stantard of secure shells ? 
2)where can i find a good secure shell?


secure shell

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