Andrew Hodgson wrote:
>> Try `ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] after you login to the server as a
>> (PowerUser)
>> user. You should be able to do almost anything as Administrator.
>
> The user we are impersonating (via pubkey auth) is an admin user. Are
> you suggesting that once logged in via pubkey, we
Any more discussion on this would be deeply off-topic[*]. psexec is not a
cygwin package!
hehe, noted :-)
Cheers,
Andrew
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On 15 June 2007 15:22, Andrew Hodgson wrote:
>
> Any more discussion on this would be appreciated.
Any more discussion on this would be deeply off-topic[*]. psexec is not a
cygwin package!
cheers,
DaveK
[*] - which makes it fine for the cygwin-talk list. TITTTL!
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Apart from not being secure, and not being a shell. It's actually far more
like the windows equivalent of rexec.
Obviously there's
psexec \\$HOST cmd.exe
but yeah, not quite the same as ssh. I think error codes get messed up
compared to ssh.
exit
cmd.exe exited on server with error cod
On 15 June 2007 13:09, Bengt-Arne Fjellner wrote:
> Or you could look at psexec in pstools it's the window equivalent to ssh
Apart from not being secure, and not being a shell. It's actually far more
like the windows equivalent of rexec.
cheers,
DaveK
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Hi,
On 15/06/07, Bengt-Arne Fjellner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Or you could look at psexec in pstools it's the window equivalent to ssh
Sorry, I didn't mention this is across the Internet! psexec isn't an
option. The root problem is that impersonation of an admin user was
enough to execute "n
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> Subject: Re: SSH Authentication / Impersonation Question
>
> Hi Rene,
>
>
> > Try `ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] after you login to the
> server as a (PowerUser)
> > user. You should be able to do almost anything as Administrator.
>
> The user we are imp
Hi Rene,
Try `ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] after you login to the server as a (PowerUser)
user. You should be able to do almost anything as Administrator.
The user we are impersonating (via pubkey auth) is an admin user. Are
you suggesting that once logged in via pubkey, we ssh to localhost
again?
Andrew Hodgson wrote:
> We've been using OpenSSH through Cygwin to log into a number of
> servers, and it's been great, so thanks. We sometimes have to restart
> IIS, usually through a script using pubkey auth. I learned about
> impersonation vs. authentication through not being able to use
> iisr
Hi,
We've been using OpenSSH through Cygwin to log into a number of
servers, and it's been great, so thanks. We sometimes have to restart
IIS, usually through a script using pubkey auth. I learned about
impersonation vs. authentication through not being able to use
iisreset - we now use "net stop
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