On 3/14/19 5:47 AM, Corinna Vinschen wrote:
On Mar 13 22:20, Bruce Halco wrote:
I had found nothing referencing "No such file or directory", which sounds
rather different from a permissions problem.
Running sshd under the Local System account made no difference.
passwd -R was no help.
What
On Mar 13 22:20, Bruce Halco wrote:
> I had found nothing referencing "No such file or directory", which sounds
> rather different from a permissions problem.
>
> Running sshd under the Local System account made no difference.
>
> passwd -R was no help.
>
> What I did discover was that cygwin/ss
I had found nothing referencing "No such file or directory", which
sounds rather different from a permissions problem.
Running sshd under the Local System account made no difference.
passwd -R was no help.
What I did discover was that cygwin/sshd apparently now requires the
Windows account to
Greetings, Bruce Halco!
> I'm having to update a number of cygwin installations that are about a
> year old (cygwin 2.9.0-3). Usually I just run the installer and
> everything goes fine. Occasionally I've run into a problem and had to
> remove the existing installation and reinstall.
> Appare
On Wed, 13 Mar 2019 19:26:11, Bruce Halco wrote:
> I'm having to update a number of cygwin installations that are about a
> year old (cygwin 2.9.0-3). Usually I just run the installer and
> everything goes fine. Occasionally I've run into a problem and had to
> remove the existing installation
I'm having to update a number of cygwin installations that are about a
year old (cygwin 2.9.0-3). Usually I just run the installer and
everything goes fine. Occasionally I've run into a problem and had to
remove the existing installation and reinstall.
Apparently something has changed with ss
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