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From:	"Bob George" <mailings01 AT ttlexceeded DOT com>
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Subject:	Re: sshd useful on cygwin???
Date:	Mon, 4 Mar 2002 16:38:48 -0700
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"Neil Zanella" <nzanella AT cs DOT mun DOT ca> wrote:

> I see people are setting up sshd on their cygwin environments.
> Does this mean it is actually possible to ssh to a windows box
> and get a cygwin terminal from a remote host??? If not then
> why are people setting up sshd?

A few folks have already commented on the usefulness of ssh for shell access
to a Windows box. Let me add to that and say that other sshd functionality
also works quite well. I'm able to run a script to ssh to my Windows 2000
notebook and do an automated nightly backup from a Linux system using
forced-command logins.

scp also works as expected, allowing quick retrieval of files regardless of
the platform I happen to be working at.

I set up Cygwin expressly for the purpose of using sshd for exactly this
sort of thing, and I've been delighted at the results.

- Bob




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