On 2008-01-17, Larry Hall (Cygwin) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> It means that you can have the same (network) drive letter
>>> assigned multiple times, one in each userland.
>>
>> And when logged in using public key authentication, you don't
>> have a "userland"?
>
> Well you do but it's SYSTEM's "userland".
So why can't one map drives in SYSTEM's "userland"?
> I suppose you could try opening a system-owned shell and "net
> use"ing the share you want. Google for the recipe to create a
> system-owned shell.
Why the difference in userland depending on which
authentication method is used?
That seems really counter-intuitive.
[and people wonder why I hate using MS Windows...]
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