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| Date: | Mon, 22 Aug 2005 10:43:05 -0400 |
| From: | Shawn Marriott <shawn DOT marriott AT brocku DOT ca> |
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| Subject: | Publickey Authentication for a domain account |
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Howdy,
Is there any way to do Publickey Authentication for a domain account
with Cygwins port of OpenSSH?
The situation I am in is as such;
There is a website that allows users to re/set their passwords
provide they answer some questions.
The users new plaintext password is stored in file and transfered
off the webserver using scp
A domain controller receives the file, and sets the users password
to the new one.
Currently a Username/Password pair is used to authenticate scp from the
webserver to the domain controller,
we would like to use Username/Publickey pair to authenticate.
My preliminary reading suggests that this may not be possible.
Is this the case?
-Shawn
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