Ehlo,
aren't you trying to WinSCPing with root user ??? maybe it'll be useful to post your error message the windows side... I dont think you've anything wrong in your trustix server... cheers
Fremen
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I already had sshd running and set to run on each startup, but repeated those steps you listed for good measure. However if I run "sftp localhost" as you suggested, I get the message that the command is not found - confirming that it is for some reason NOT autorunning with sshd as it is expected to.
No -- that means the sftp command was not found. You probably don't have openssh-clients installed.
You already have keys if you can ssh into the machine. As the other person said make sure that /usr/libexec/sftp-server is there and is executable. Do
rpm -V openssh-server
It should give no output. Any lines of output indicated changed or missing files. Also you can see all the files that should be there with
rpm -qf openssh-server
-- Brian Wilson Corvallis, Oregon 541-368-4120
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