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From: Brian Dessent <brian AT dessent DOT net>
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Subject: Re: Is there a default ssh password if no Windows password is present?
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Jerry Moody wrote:

> I believe "PermitEmptyPasswords no" is the solution.  Unfortunately, this
> keyword doesn't show in Cygwin's man pages for sshd, and I came up empty
> searching the web without knoweldge that the keyword even existed.  Thanks
> for the pointer.

You're looking at the wrong manpage.  "man sshd_config" is what you
want.  There is also "man ssh_config" for the client options.  These are
referenced from the "SEE ALSO" sections of the ssh and sshd manpages.

Brian

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