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Comment by dododo | Hacker News Reader

you should try. all -T does is not allocate a tty: most shells will still work. bash/zsh/rc do for sure.

Actually, I did try it, thinking that I may have misunderstood it for all this time. But no shell for me (Centos 5.5, bash).

it won't give you a prompt: try typing something, and you'll see it works fine (unless centos have done something funny).

Have you tried

    ssh -T foo bash -i