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Date:	Thu, 29 Nov 2007 14:30:59 -0800
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Subject:	Re: Problems Starting sshd as a service through CYGWIN
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Whoops, ignore the last email, I accidentally must have hit a send 
hotkey, because I fired it off before I had finished typing.  Sorry.

I have changed a lot, so I'll probably go back and start fresh one more 
time.  The first time I ran sshd, I did not run it from a system-owned 
shell; I ran it as Administrator, so perhaps that has something to do 
with my problem.  I'll give it another try.  Thanks for the feedback.

Larry Hall (Cygwin) wrote:
> On 11/29/2007, Kyle Flavin wrote:
>> I am having trouble starting sshd as a Window's service.  I've looked 
>> over the mailing list archives, but have been unable to find a 
>> resolution to my problem.  I apologize for the length of this email, 
>> but I tried to include all pertinent information.  I have attached 
>> the output of cygcheck -s -v -r. 
>
> <snip>
>
> You sure you're not just suffering from some form of
> <http://cygwin.com/acronyms/#BLODA>?
>
> Of some concern is the fact that you have another installation of some
> like tools including, apparently, 'ssh'.  I don't see these interfering
> based on the information you sent but....
>
> Also, your attempts to research and solve this problem are admirable and
> commendable but you may have taken it a little too far.  You mentioned 
> that
> you can 'sshd' from the command line, though you don't mention the 
> user you
> are when you run it that way.  If you didn't do this from a SYSTEM-owned
> shell the first time you tried it, you may very well have prohibited
> yourself from getting this to work for you as a service easily.  You may
> want to consider wiping your installation again and reinstalling.  The
> problem is that permissions on some files get set specifically for the
> user running of 'sshd' and running it as another user isn't an 
> option.  Now
> it is possible to run around to all the needed files/directories and 
> reset
> the permissions back to what's needed but that's allot of work and is
> error prone.  Also, given the changes you've tried so far relative to
> granting/restricting certain permissions, this compounds the problem.
>
> So there are a few things to mull over. ;-)
>


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