One of the first things I do on a new computer is install cygwin and openssh to
get sshd access to it. (setting it up with "ssh-host-config -y").
Unfortunately, I seem to have a problem with cygrunsrv (version 1.34-1). Most
of the time (say, 7 out of 10 times), it will not start the service. W
Dave Korn wrote:
> What's on your services list? Got Logitech Process Monitor at all?
> Anything that isn't part of windows itself?
I have iTunes installed, so I these services (which I stopped but did
not uninstalled)
Apple Mobile Device
Bonjour Service
iPod Service
I
Dave Korn wrote:
> "Entrust Login Interface" seems a likely one to interfere with the launching
> of processes that change user id. (IIRC answering -y to ssh-host-config will
> have enabled privsep). It's probably worth the hassle of a couple of reboots
> to find out if it's doing so.
I guess
Dave Korn wrote:
> :-( I'm starting to run out of ideas. This is the point at which I'd start
> single-stepping through early process startup in a debugger, trying to see why
> it fails.
I'd love to do that, but I think it's beyond my technical abilities. I
mean, I'm not even sure where to st
Well, I found the culprit. It seems that Google Desktop was causing the
problem, because after I installed it, I had zero problems starting
cygrunsrv services.
I only have two machines with both Google Desktop and cygrunsrv
services. It works fine on the other machine.
Oh well, I need an SSHD
Robert Jacobson wrote:
> I only have two machines with both Google Desktop and cygrunsrv
> services. It works fine on the other machine.
This seems to be a known issue with the current version. There are two
workarounds:
1) install an older version
2) Rename a registry key to preve
Dave Korn wrote:
> Argh, sorry about that. I just updated the BLODA sources in CVS to mention
> Google Desktop the other day, but we haven't refreshed the website yet,
:-P That would have saved me some troubleshooting time!
I swear I searched Google for "Google desktop cygrunsrv" and I didn't
ow starts successfully (running under
the cyg_server account), when I login via SSH (either password OR public
key), I do NOT have Administrator privileges; i.e. according to the 'id'
commmand, I'm not in group "544(Administrators)". I'm not even in t
On 8/12/2010 10:02 AM, Corinna Vinschen wrote:
>
> Ok, I'll not waste my time and reply to you another time. That makes
> both of us happy.
Is this what passes for professional behavior at Red Hat?
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On 6/24/2010 9:24 AM, Robert Jacobson |cygwin/Example Allow| wrote:
> I need some help to get sshd working so that when I login using
> public-key auth to my domain account (which has local administrator
> privileges), it actually has the Adminisitrator privs.
>
> The platform is
For vim specifically, the following line in ~/.vimrc should prevent that:
set t_ti= t_te=
For "man" -- it uses "less" by default as a pager. So, you can set the
environment variable "LESS" to include the character "X". "man" .
export LESS=X
Note that the above will also prevent "less" from c
sword, and then click Yes."
I'd like to let them install it, but obviously I don't want to give them
admin privs.
What else can I do to workaround this?
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On 6/24/2011 4:39 AM, Corinna Vinschen wrote:
> Or rename setup.exe to foo.exe.
>
Thanks!
I'm both relieved and dismayed that it is so easy to bypass ...
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Do
Hi,
Short version: "schtasks /change" fails because I used SSH public key
auth. I'd like to add error checking to script I run, so that it exits
if the user doesn't have the right session token (password), and "fix"
SSH public key login so I get the right privileges. How best to do that?
I've
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