Brian Dessent wrote:
My understanding is that this cannot be done. MS Windows is NOT a
network aware windowing system like X.
Well, it is, but you have to pay for Terminal Services if you want
that capability.
I don't think that that allows you to run say notepad and display it
somewhere else. I
Andrew DeFaria wrote:
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> DAVID SPEAR wrote:
>
> > I have been searching for a way to use "su" on my Win2K machine...
> > from the reading I've done in this group the easiest way is to run ssh
> > and log in as Administrator. An excellent solution, and one that
> > works for me. I am curious
> >
Actually, most of the first ten or so hits are outdated. David, you can
simply add the "-i" (--interactive) flag to cygrunsrv when setting up sshd
(you can temporarily edit the ssh-host-config script -- line 556 for
Win2003, line 563 otherwise). Note that this will cause a CMD window to
pop up fo
DAVID SPEAR wrote:
I have been searching for a way to use "su" on my Win2K machine...
from the reading I've done in this group the easiest way is to run ssh
and log in as Administrator. An excellent solution, and one that
works for me. I am curious
as to how I might launch a Windows applicatio
Start here:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=interact+with+desktop+sshd+site%3Acygwin.com&btnG=Google+Search
On Thu, 22 Jan 2004, DAVID SPEAR wrote:
> I have been searching for a way to use "su" on my Win2K machine... from the
> reading I've done in this group the easiest w
I have been searching for a way to use "su" on my Win2K machine... from the
reading I've done in this group the easiest way is to run ssh and log in as
Administrator. An excellent solution, and one that works for me. I am curious
as to how I might launch a Windows application from my root ssh
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