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From: Andrew DeFaria <Andrew AT DeFaria DOT com>
Subject:  Re: Permissions on .ssh/id_rsa
Date:  Wed, 17 Aug 2005 15:58:35 -0700
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Christopher Benson-Manica wrote:

> How does one set permissions on id_rsa in such a way as to make ssh 
> happy? Nothing I have done has made chmod 700 id_rsa actually work. 
> Supposed solutions, such as adding CYGWIN=ntsec or CYGWIN=ntea to 
> .bashrc and/or cygwin.bat, have not worked. If someone could enlighten 
> me with a solution that actually DOES work, or a pointer to such a 
> solution, I would be most grateful.

If you're home directory is remote (i.e. on a file server and perhaps 
mounted) then you might try adding smbntsec to CYGWIN. Or you can use 
the Windows Explorer Properties: Security and play with the toggles 
until you get the desired result. You need to play because there is not 
a clear mapping from Windows security bits -> POSIX security bits.

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