e plans to move to a more nuanced
approach when adjusting the permissions on the window stations/desktop?
Thanks for any pointers/comments.
Marius Seritan
Engineering
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the like. If you are interested in suggesting a
patch, I'm sure the list would be interested in reviewing your ideas.
Larry
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From: Marius Seritan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 7 Oct 2002 14:32:47 -0700
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Pr
station/desktop for the programs in that security context. Of course creating too many
stations may crash NT by itself since they share some statically allocated memory
zone.
Anyway, I hope the tip will be useful to other developers that need to coexist with
cygwin.
Marius Seritan
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I am not sure if I understand all the details of your setup but here are some
comments. Unless you typed an user name and password in the sshd service setup box you
are running sshd as SYSTEM. SYSTEM is totally different from Administrator, the 2
accounts different sids, different privileges, n
When you login to console you get desktop "winsta0\Default". When you login with ssh
you get a totally different desktop, something with a numeric name. Programs inherit
their parent desktop unless they take special steps to get another desktop. Even if
they try to get another desktop permissio
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