Cicero Silva Luiz Junior wrote
> I'm starting setup with the -B parameter, because I simply want it to
> install to a directory and not touch any OS settings. I have tried
> many other tricks but it always says "Mount / Access is Denied". I
> have even tried using x86 only version, but it fails exa
I would appreciate if any Cygwin list responsible person could get back to me
on why I am not able to post this article:
http://cygwin.1069669.n5.nabble.com/CSIH-SSH-setup-script-problems-on-W81-64-td106953.html
Regards,
Gene Rederer
PS. Cygwin list need to reconsider their spam filter settings
Christopher Faylor-8 wrote
> I know that this is a pointless exercise but I'll say it anyway: people
> who think that they can have a private chat with Corinna or Larry by
> sending email to what seem to be their private email addresses will just
> show up in the spam trap, possibly even causing sp
Corinna Vinschen-2 wrote
> Here was my reply to your original thread:
> http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2014-03/msg00217.html
That seem to link back to OP in THIS same thread. (at least it does so for
me.)
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David Stacey wrote
> I was testing with
> cat ding.wav > /dev/dsp
> This gives a segmentation fault with the latest (2014-03-18) snapshot;
> no sound is heard However, if I repeat your test:
> cp ding.wav /dev/dsp
> Then that works and the ding dings. Which confuses me greatly - I've
>
Paul Griffith wrote
> ...
> /usr/bin/ssh-host-config --yes --cygwin ntsec --user cyg_server --pwd blah
> ...
Just a few things...
1) Don't do that (manually).
First of all, "ntsec" is deprecated. Second, there are a lot of strange
issues when
using "--yes", just answer the questions manually, e
Corinna Vinschen-2 wrote
> I attached a new incarnation of the ssh-host-config script to this
> mail.
> ...
> - The "UsePrivilegeSeparation" setting in /etc/sshd_config now takes into
> account that the default setting is "sandbox", which doesn't make
> sense on Cygwin.
> ...
> I also tweaked t
Hi,
I'm looking into remotely managing a few machines that are running various
SELinux flavours.
But the management of SELinux and the audit.log files often requires tools
such as:
audit2allow
audit2why
semanage
etc.
Some of this code can be found here:
http://userspace.selinuxproject.org/trac/b
Warren Young wrote
> There is an excellent tool for managing SELinux on remote machines, and
> it is packaged for Cygwin. It is called ssh.
Perhaps you have a package to prevent idiots from answering here as well?
Install it please.
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Christopher Faylor-8 wrote
> On Tue, May 13, 2014 at 06:26:01PM -0500, Steven Penny wrote:
>>On Tue, May 13, 2014 at 5:51 PM, Christopher Faylor wrote:
>>> I've taken the ball back. We don't need a new maintainer.
>>
>>You clearly do, as I have shown. You are just choosing not to take one
>>on.
Robert Pendell-5 wrote
> I personally don't see a point in building userland SELinux tools for
> Cygwin. As Warren pointed out already it may be simpler to just ssh
> into the box in question and generate it from there. I took a look
> and building the tools may be quite a task. It looks like at
Noah White wrote
> I’ve installed and configured sshd to run as a service under a particular
> account which is an Administrator. I can ssh in fine as that user.
> However, if I try to ssh as any other user I get the following error:
>
> Last login: Wed May 21 18:58:35 2014 from foo.home
> /bin/ba
Warren Young wrote
> On 5/31/2014 12:33, PolarStorm wrote:
>> I'd like to
>> refrain from having to run long remote sessions on each machine while
>> experimentally editing all the various policy files. Downloading all
>> files
>> in
>> one go and
Steven Penny wrote
> Adding to this, here is the sometimes frustrating experience of "cygcheck
> -p"
> ...
> And here is current iteration of my tool
> ...
Thank you very much for that apt-cyg patch!
I don't use cygcheck very often, but when I do it's been mostly a waste
of time. Ever since I s
So it's that time of the year again, when one need to install SSHd on some
machine...
and as usual (?) that's when the Cygwin ssh-host-config script fails. I say
as usual,
because last time I posted to these forums it was the same problem. So I
must
really question whether or not the Cygwin devel
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