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You are right! Thanks Corinna Vinschen <corinna AT vinschen DOT de> writes: > Note that the below output is exactly(!) the same if > your authorized_keys file doesn't exist. There was a misspelling in the file name. I corrected it but sshd still doesn't work, it outputs the following debug: Attempting authentication for administrator. debug: seteuid 500: Not owner RSA authentication refused for administrator: bad ownership or modes for '/cygdr ive/c/avorobiev/.ssh/authorized_keys'. debug: seteuid 500: Not owner Failed rsa for administrator from 127.0.0.1 port 2668 Connection closed by 127.0.0.1 Well, NOW it definitely looks like a permission problem. Changing permissions to 600 didnt help, so I decided to start from scratch and regenerate passwd and groups files. But using mkpasswd I cant get correct passwd record for me. Unfortunately I know little about NT security scheme so the following is what i have now: (I changed my real login name) I login to the lan (NT domain and Netware tree) and my machine using NWClient login dialog using "avorobiev" as user name. So _without_ passwd and groups files: avorobiev$ id uid=500(avorobiev) gid=544(Administrators) groups=544(Administrators) neither mkpasswd -l nor mkpasswd -d DOMAIN generate user record with uid=500 and gid=544 (or with username avorobiev) mkpasswd -l gives me (among others) Administrator::500:513:,S-1-... mkpasswd -d DOMAIN doesn't generate a record with uid=500 at all mkgroup -l gives me (among others) None:S-...:513: Administrators:S-...:544: mkgroup -d doesn't generate group records with gid either 513 or 544 (it generates many others though) So i'm a little confused - how can i get correct sid for my uid/gid combination? What's a proper way of getting correct passwd and groups files? Alexander -- Want to unsubscribe from this list? Send a message to cygwin-unsubscribe AT sourceware DOT cygnus DOT com
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