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From:	"Andreas Schlager" <aschlager AT kaindl DOT com>
Organization:	M. Kaindl Holzindustrie
To:	cygwin AT cygwin DOT com
Date:	Wed, 18 Apr 2001 08:58:36 +0200
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Subject:	passwd - user unknown / no telnet access
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Hi list,

I've searched almost tons of help material and howtos about my problem, but I 
cant't find a solution.

I've installed CYGWIN on a NT 4.0 SP6a (german version). I was running the 
'mkpasswd -d' and the 'mkgroup -d' command. I've run the 'iu-config' command to 
setup up inetd.conf. I've copied /etc/services from windows.
BUT:
When I run the passwd-command ('passwd' or 'passwd userxx'), there comes the 
'unknown user userxx' message.
I think, this is the problem because I've no telnet access (I get a login-
prompt, but i cannot login with a correct user/password).
Maybe I have to set the CYGWIN ENV-Variable?? But: Where to set? (in Windows or 
in a CYGWIN-shell? Which value?)


Please help!

Tnx.

Andy.

Andreas Schlager, EDV
aschlager AT kaindl DOT com

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