Problems with sftp (openSSH V8.9-E/F) (x86_64)

[joukj]

After upgrading from OpenSSH V8.9D to either OpenSSH V8.9E or OpenSSH V8.9F on my OpenVMS9.2-1 system I get

sftp from OpenVMS to linux:

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rumba-jj) sftp vleegert

joukj@vleegert's password: 
Connected to vleegert.

sftp> cd Downloads
sftp> ls *SSH*
AXPVMS-OPENSSH-V0809-1D-1.ZIP                                                   
AXPVMS-OPENSSH-V0809-1E-1.ZIP                                                   
AXPVMS-OPENSSH-V0809-1F-1.ZIP                                                   
I64VMS-OPENSSH-V0809-1C-1.ZIPEXE                                                
I64VMS-OPENSSH-V0809-1E-1.ZIP                                                   
I64VMS-OPENSSH-V0809-1F-1.ZIP                                                   
X86VMS-OPENSSH-V0809-1E-1-RNOTES.PDF                                            
X86VMS-OPENSSH-V0809-1E-1.ZIP                                                   
X86VMS-OPENSSH-V0809-1F-1.ZIP                                                   
X86VMS-OpenSSH-V0809-1D-1-RNOTES.PDF                                            
X86VMS-OpenSSH-V0809-1D-1.ZIP                                                   

sftp> get X86VMS-OPENSSH-V0809-1F-1.ZIP
File "X86VMS-OPENSSH-V0809-1F-1.ZIP" not found.

sftp from linux to OpenVMS:

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vleegert-jj ) sftp rumba

 Welcome to OpenVMS (TM) x86_64 Operating System, Version V9.2-1  
joukj@rumba's password: 
Connected to rumba.
sftp> cd /rumba$dka200/joukj/test
realpath /rumba$dka200/joukj/test: Permission denied
sftp> pwwd
Invalid command.
sftp> pwd
Remote working directory: /DISK$X86SYS/JOUKJ/COM
sftp> put X86VMS-OPENSSH-V0809-1F-1.ZIP
stat X86VMS-OPENSSH-V0809-1F-1.ZIP: No such file or directory

With OpenSSH V8.9D it works as it should. What goes wrong when upgrading?

Jouk

[joukj]

Looks like if you connect with sftp from OpenVMS to linux, although you cahnged the directory with "cd" the "get" command tries to finde the file in the home-directory. So
get Downloads/*SSH*
works.

[joukj]

Solved in 8.9-G (at least for X86; I cannot test it on AXP & Itanium, since the RTL6.0 is not available for CLP'ers.)