Fall back to "/" when home directory doesn't exist for tsh ssh
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russjones
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Note that assuming This is probably okay for now, but eventually we'll be running teleport as a Windows service, so could we at least add a |
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@atburke Can you backport this to |
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@gabrielcorado Can you review this when you have a moment? |
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without home directory will be disconnected how to resolve it |
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tsh ssh's behavior when a user's$HOMEpoints to a non-existent directory. Previously, this caused the command to fail; now, the user's home directory is set to/(this is the same behavior as OpenSSH).Fixes #2834.