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Secure Shell (SSH, SCP, and SFTP) Exit Codes
Technical Note 2285
Last Reviewed 01-Feb-2008
Applies To
Reflection for Secure IT Windows Client version 7.0
Reflection Windows-based Products version 14.0 SP4 or higher
Summary
Technical Note 2285
Last Reviewed 01-Feb-2008
Applies To
Reflection for Secure IT Windows Client version 7.0
Reflection Windows-based Products version 14.0 SP4 or higher
Summary
This technical note lists the exit codes for Reflection command line utilities SSH, SCP, and SFTP. Note: This information does not apply to ssh2, scp2, or sftp2.
For a list of SSH or SCP return codes that apply to earlier Reflection versions, see Technical Note 2116.
To display the return code: Use echo %errorlevel% to display the return code after executing an SSH, SCP, or SFTP command.
Secure Shell Exit Codes
| 0 |
Operation Was Successful |
| 65 |
Host Not Allowed To Connect |
| 66 |
Protocol Error |
| 67 |
Key Exchange Failed |
| 68 |
Reserved |
| 69 |
MAC Error |
| 70 |
Compression Error |
| 71 |
Service Not Available |
| 72 |
Protocol Version Not Supported |
| 73 |
Host Key Not Verifiable |
| 74 |
Connection Lost |
| 75 |
By Application |
| 76 |
Too Many Connections |
| 77 |
Authentication Cancelled By User |
| 78 |
No More Authentication Methods Available |
| 79 |
Illegal User Name |
Attachmate-defined Error Exit Codes
| 80 |
FIPS Critical |
| 81 |
Invalid FIPS Settings |
| 82 |
Invalid Password |
| 83 |
User Authentication Failed |
| 84 |
Connect Timeout |
| 85 |
Internal Error |
| 86 |
Authentication Cancelled By User |
| 87 |
Connect Failed |
| 88 |
FIPS Error |
| 89 |
Connection In Progress |
| 90 |
Already Connected |
| 91 |
Com Attach Denied |
| 92 |
Invalid Argument |
| 93 |
No Session |
| 94 |
General Failure |
| 95 |
Bad Command Line |
| 96 |
Invalid Windows Credentials |
| 97 |
Cancel |
| 98 |
Missing Host |
| 99 |
Connection Closed By Remote Host |
| 100 |
New Password Failed |
| 101 |
Exec Request Error |
| 102 |
Shell Request Error |
| 103 |
Fatal Option Error |
| 104 |
FTP Subsystem Not Avail |
| 105 |
Windows |
| 106 |
Winsock |
| 107 |
Host Key Verify Failed |
| 108 |
Server Cert Path Validation Failed |
| 109 |
Server Cert Host Name Check Failed |
| 110 |
Server Cert Purpose Check Failed |
| 111 |
Host Key Different |
| 112 |
No Key Exchange Algorithm |
| 113 |
Key Exchange Failed |
| 114 |
No Matching MAC Found |
| 115 |
Unsupported MAC |
| 116 |
No Matching Cipher Found |
| 117 |
Unsupported Cipher |
SFTP/SCP Exit Codes
Source: http://tools.ietf.org/wg/secsh/draft-ietf-secsh-filexfer/
| 0 |
Operation Was Successful |
| 1 |
EOF |
| 2 |
No Such File |
| 3 |
Permission Denied |
| 4 |
Failure |
| 5 |
Bad Message |
| 6 |
No Connection |
| 7 |
Connection Lost |
| 8 |
Op Unsupported |
| 9 |
Invalid Handle |
| 10 |
No Such Path |
| 11 |
File Already Exists |
| 12 |
Write Protect |
| 13 |
No Media |
| 14 |
No Space On File System |
| 15 |
Quota Exceeded |
| 16 |
Unknown Principal |
| 17 |
Lock Conflict |
| 18 |
Dir Not Empty |
| 19 |
Not A Directory |
| 20 |
Invalid Filename |
| 21 |
Link Loop |
| 22 |
Cannot Delete |
| 23 |
Invalid Parameter |
| 24 |
File Is A Directory |
| 25 |
Byte Range Lock Conflict |
| 26 |
Byte Range Lock Refused |
| 27 |
Delete Pending |
| 28 |
File Corrupt |
| 29 |
Owner Invalid |
| 30 |
Group Invalid |
Attachmate-defined SFTP/SCP Error Codes
| 40 |
Windows User Not Defined |
| 41 |
No Match |
| 42 |
Protocol Error |
| 43 |
Windows |
| 44 |
Quit |
Channel Open Connection Failure Codes
| 193 |
Administratively Prohibited |
| 194 |
Connect Failed |
| 195 |
Unknown Channel Type |
| 196 |
Resource Shortage |
Remote Command Exit Code
A zero (0) exit code usually means that the remote command terminated successfully. Otherwise, the exit code will be 128 + the value of the exit code from the remote command.
