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Date: Thu, 03 May 2001 18:25:47 -0400
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From: Curt Springer <curt_springer AT harvard DOT edu>
Subject: ssh -- you don't exist, go away!
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Hi,
I downloaded cygwin as vanilla as possible afaik to my win nt 4.0 box.

from setup log:
Installing latest/openssh/openssh-2.5.2p2-3.tar.gz

when I try to use ssh to get to a host on which I have an account (and 
which I access regularly using Secure CRT), I get the message
"you don't exist, go away!"

Same result whether typed in bash shell or executed in windows bat file at 
'dos' prompt.

I can execute the command on a win 2000 machine where some version of 
cygwin was installed some time ago, and it works fine.

I hunted around previous postings but didn't find anything quite like this.

Could somebody tell me what to look at.

Thanks,

-- Curt Springer


Curt Springer
Senior Software Architect
Application Engineering Services
Central Administration Information Technology
Harvard University
Cambridge, Massachusetts
USA
+1 617 384 7177

"Le désordre c'est l'ordre vu diffèrement."
HYREN 283 av.JC 


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