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Stefan Norberg wrote: > > Sorry but I can't reproduce that behaviour. I'm using sshd > > as stand-alone service which runs with my own user account. > > I nailed it down to bash. It works if I use "sh" as the shell. Why? Because the path "/bin/sh" is hardcoded as the path to the default shell, if ssh can't find another shell in the users /etc/passwd entry. If you don't like it, you'll have to config _PATH_BSHELL as another shell and moreover there are some hardcoded /bin/sh calls in some sourcefiles which has to be changed by hand: session.c sshconnect.c I've just mailed that problem to one of the OpenSSH maintainers. > Corinna - are you researching the inetd Win32 stuff or is it in /dev/null? I'm sorry again, I can't reproduce that on my system. I have started sshd via inetd and the output of native win32 tools is shown in my ssh xterm window as well as in ssh started from a cmd window as expected. But I have seen a problem with xauth in that configuration which I will (hopefully) get patched in my next version of OpenSSH. Seems to be a permission problem. Corinna -- Want to unsubscribe from this list? Send a message to cygwin-unsubscribe AT sourceware DOT cygnus DOT com
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