Mail Archives: cygwin/2006/01/06/08:02:19
Top-posting reformatted.
Ken Senior wrote:
>
> On Fri, Jan 6, 2006, Chris Taylor <chris AT XXXXXX DOT XXXX DOT XXXX> said:
http://cygwin.com/acronyms/#PCYMTNQREAIYR
>
>
>> Ken Senior wrote:
>>
>>> Does anyone know why after a Windows XP reboot one must restart
>>> the SSH daemon in order to allow incoming ssh? The process is
>>> automatically running after a reboot but all incoming SSH from
>>> remote clients are terminated with the following message being
>>> displayed on the remote client:
>>>
>>> ssh_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote host
>>>
>>> Restarting the daemon, either in Windows services or on the bash
>>> command line, fixes the problem allowing in ssh traffic once
>>> again. ??
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>>
>>> Ken Senior
>>>
>>
>> Never had to do that here .. (otherwise known as WFM)
>>
>> Please follow the instructions here, with emphasis on *attaching*
>> cygcheck.out :
>>
>>> Problem reports: http://cygwin.com/problems.html
>>
>> Also, if you could include details on how you installed the service
>> - especially if you didn't use the standard method.
>>
>>
> Great. I have made said attachment. One interesting oddity about my
> installation is that I have two usernames which are identical, one
> for our Windows domain and one for the administrator account on my
> PC. I made sure to give both accounts admin privileges locally on
> the machine, but that seems not always to work. I also noticed when
> I installed cygwin (yesterday) that the installation correctly
> recognized both accounts and indeed created two entries in
> /etc/passwd. I was way impressed in my minimal IT experience.
> However, I have noticed that various pieces of the installation were
> confused about what was my home directory. Some packages (SSH) think
> the home page should be /home/senior whereas the default bash shell
> thinks it's located in /cygdrive/c/Documents and
> Settings/senior.DOMAIN.
>
> Now, regarding installation of the sshd service. I simply ran the
> '/usr/bin/ssh-host-config -y' command followed by 'cygrunsrv -S sshd'
>
>
> This all sounds like a cruel permissions problem, yuck!
>
> -K
>
That would be the problem.
Specifically, ssh is taking the username, and taking the first match in
/etc/passwd
If you need both users available, rename one, otherwise, use just the
local users in /etc/passwd
Use mkpasswd -l for that.
Do the same with mkgroups, so as to ensure that everything matches up.
Also, please ensure your mailer respects the reply-to header - I set it
for a reason. Don't cc me as I am subscribed to the list. Thanks.
Chris
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