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From: Robert McGraw <rpm4fsu@purdue.edu>
Subject:  Re: cygrunsrv -y question
Date: Thu, 21 Sep 2006 14:17:02 +0000 (UTC)
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Sergei Kolodka <ukr.name.lists <at> gmail.com> writes:

> 
> 
> Hello, Robert.
> 
> MRP> If I go to "computer management/services" I see the column header "Name"
> MRP> which is "Cygwin sshd" but that seems to be a display name. 
> 
> MRP> What is the right service_name to use with the -y parameter? Where would I
> MRP> find the service_name?
> 
> If you doubleclick on any service you'll see it name in very first
> line on first tab from the left. Sorry, can't be more specific as
> I have only localized Windows on hands.

Thanks. Tried it and that is the name 

> 
> Do you run standalone sshd or start it via inetd ?

This is on a window 2003 server and required that I run inetd as the user
sshd_server which means taht sshd-server has to be running before I start inetd.
  Setting the dependdencies did the trick.

For a test I used "-y sshd" and it seemed to pickup up the name "CYGWIN sshd"

Thanks for your responce.


> If you run sshd standalone - does it start normally and do you run
> Terminal Services ?
> 
> --
> Regards,
> Sergei
> 
> 

Thanks for your help.





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