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Subject:	ssh issue
From:	Richard Duran <rduran AT dallasairmotive DOT com>
To:	cygwin AT cygwin DOT com
Organization:	Dallas Airmotive
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Date:	Mon, 23 Feb 2004 13:21:04 -0600
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We are running an "automounter" service as a DomainAdmin (because
LocalSystem doesn't have access to networked items). When we ssh into
the box we can see all the network drives under "/cygdrive". However,
when we set up ssh-passthru to that root AT linuxserver can connect to
DomainAdminUser AT cygwinserver without need to authenticate. Then upon
logging in, only the local drives are visible to the user. Removing the
entry in $HOME/.ssh/authorized_keys fixes the issue, but we need to be
able to have passthru access. We tried having sshd run as the same
DomainUser, but then only passthru works. When a password is requested,
a permission denied error is returned even though the correct password
is entered.

Any suggestions?

-richard


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