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Date:	Tue, 17 Jun 2003 13:44:27 -0700
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Subject:	SSH users cannot see SMB mounted network drives
From:	Jason Vas Dias <jvasdias AT ipmobilenetinc DOT com>
To:	cygwin AT cygwin DOT com
Message-Id:	<7D0BA044-A104-11D7-B982-0030654C46C0@ipmobilenetinc.com>

CYGWIN PROBLEM:

Users who log in using SSH do not see network drives; the same
user logging in on the console sees all mounted drives.

I am running Windows 2003 Server Enterprise, and just downloaded
the latest release of cygwin (as of 2003-06-16).

I have `sshd' running under user SYSTEM and installed as an NT service
with cygrunsrv.

A domain user  'Domain\User' logs onto the windows console and mounts
drive 'W:\'  to a network SMB share '\\HOST\share' .

The same 'Domain\User' logs in from a remote machine with SSH and cannot 
see
the 'W:\' drive, nor can they issue mount commands (`permission denied').

Any suggestions you could offer as to how to enable SSH users to see
SMB mounts would be most gratefully received.

Thank You,
Jason Vas Dias (jvasdias AT ipmobilenetinc DOT com)


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