Using SSH to connect to Windows 2000 server. After opening bash sessions
and closing out, bash.exe still remains on the Windows Task Manager as a
running process. After sometime, many bash.exe processes show as running
in the Task manager and eventually it restricts any more SSH connections
to this
When executing "mkdir test" within bash, the new directory called "test"
gets created on the windows server, but the permissions are different
then that of its parent folder. Is there a setting or flag that can be
set so that when executing a mkdir in bash it treats it like mkdir in
dos? Just looki
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