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Today, Gaël Salaün wrote:
> When I do the same install on NT Server, he 's aking me for
> administrator AT machine's password but I'm logged with the same login as
> earlier(gsalaun) and have the same right. As far as he's asking me for
> administrator, he's trying to access the administrator home directory I have
> set it it doesn't work!!!!!!

try specifying the userid you want to become on the server at the client:

ssh gsalaun AT machine

see if that works. ssh by default looks at who you are logged into the
client as, and assumes (99% of the time correctly) that you want to
be the same user on the other side.

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