Next is the path to the login shell. The default Android shell is /system/bin/sh, but you may prefer to use the one that comes with -busybox or whatever.
- -Finally is the path for the home directory, which also defaults to -/sdcard/ssh. This is where your ssh session starts out, and is +busybox or whatever. If you set it to the su binary (i.e., +/system/xbin/su), then scp, sftp, and +rsync will run as root and should be able to access files +outside of the sdcard.
+ +A bug in SuperSU interacts with an infelicity in rsync to cause an +occasional deadlock. This is a real pain because I use SuperSU+rsync +for system-wide backups, which will always eventually trigger the +deadlock. To work around this, there is a "Buffer hack" option that +should be enabled if you use rsync with SuperSU. It adds a miniscule +overhead to rsync, but isn't harmful even if you aren't using +SuperSU.
+ +Finally, there is the path for the home directory, which also defaults +to /sdcard/ssh. This is where your ssh session starts out, and is where .profile will be found if it is present.
There is also a place where you can put commandline options for