Brian Beuning writes:
> Where are the logins and passwords kept? In the registry?
> Is it enough to be Administrator (aka root) to "su" to someone else?
It is no enough to be Administrator to change identities. You still
need to give the other user's password. I got sshd running for ssh1,
but the one problem was that RSA key logins would not work because
I couldn't create a process in another user's context. You can do
this across machines in the same domain using NT security, but not
for an arbitrary remote process. Logins with passwords worked fine
because then the password was available at the server to pass to the
APIs that authenticate these things.
- Gordon
