Okay, h. So what is the secret to geting sshd working? It is running, but
when I try to ssh in, it doesn't accept my domain password. Does it work
with domain users or is there something special I need to do for that to
happen?
D
Larry Hall (Cygwin) wrote:
dsacks wrote:
fyi
Hi,
I've used cygwin before, but for the first time I did mkpasswd and mkgroup
and got it so that when go to a cygwin prompt, my id actually shows as my
windows username and I end up in /home/myusername. Woohoo.
wait, if I try to vi /etc/sshd_config now I cannot write it, because it is
owned by
!!
dsacks wrote:
Hi,
I've used cygwin before, but for the first time I did mkpasswd and mkgroup
and got it so that when go to a cygwin prompt, my id actually shows as my
windows username and I end up in /home/myusername. Woohoo.
wait, if I try to vi /etc/sshd_config now I cannot write
No, that didn't occur to me - and it seems to work. How does the permission
system work?!
Thank you very much for the info.
Dennis
Andrew Louie wrote:
dsacks dennis at calico-consulting.com writes:
wait, if I try to vi /etc/sshd_config now I cannot write it, because
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