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From: "Lucas Smith" <spankylucas AT hotmail DOT com>
To: cygwin AT cygwin DOT com
Subject: sshd makeing noisy shells
Date: Thu, 21 Feb 2002 03:06:57 
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i have gotten sshd running as a service on a win2k box, with RSA 
authentication. however i have run into two problems.

1) i had to let sshd log itself in on the win2k using my normal user acount 
to that the RSA authentication would work. why is this? is there a more 
elegent work around? (like can i make a special acount for sshd and give 
that acount what ever rights/properties it needs so that sshd can work 
properly with RSA authentication)

2) when i log in from a linux (debian) box all is well and i get access but 
then the strangness begins. what ever command i type the consol beeps, 
though it does complete the command. and if i type ls for example i get
;/
the whole time (along with a beep) instead of the .. and . directories.
so if i do "ls" in a directory with just the file test.txt in it i recieve
-----snip-----
fragle AT rock$ ls
text.txt
;/
----snip-----
whats really odd is that everything works fine if i use the ssh client on 
the win2k box and ssh in localy.

valeo genti,
lucas



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