Since noone helps me I have to search for solutions myself:
It seems that the sshd binds only to the local adress after the first login.
When I start sshd for the first time it listens on all available interfaces, i. e. loopback (localhost) and its IP Adress 192.168.1.4.
So I can connect from another computer.
After the first login it binds only to localhost - I can still use ssh to the same machine (or telnet localhost 22) - but not from outside.
After a "net stop sshd / net start sshd" it again listens on both devices - one time (!) as before.
I found a workaround for me, I explicitely told ssh to listen on 192.168.1.4 in sshd_config, now it works as expected although I lost the "local" ssh possibility - but that's quite useless.
But anyhow - it seems to be a bug, or?
BR
Tino
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Tino Lange wrote:
Hi again! Today I updated to the new login & Co - hoping that it maybe solves my problem with the sshd on Win 2000. But the problem is still the same: I can only login *once* - that's it. Then I have to restart the sshd service (which was still running, not gone with the first login)Does really noone have an idea? Thanks! Tino --------------- Tino Lange wrote:Hi! I have just installed the latest Cygwin with the lastest SSH (versions from today) and prepared my machine as a ssh server with "ssh-host-config". I'm using Privilege Separation and the sshd user, just like the script proposes. It works fine, but only for the *very first* login. After one sucessful login the sshd process is still running but it's not possible to connect to port 22 anymore - it seems there's noone listening again. (Even while I'm logged in I cannot connect twice) At the moment I can only login once, then restart the service (net stop / net start). Any ideas? What am I doing wrong? Thanks! Tino
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