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On 09/05/06, clayne wrote:> Don't try to get shares working like that through sshd. You'll be missing hair> afterwards.
Sure. And running sshd as a privileged user is just wicked. If wefollow the reasoning to the end: sshd is run under a XYZ windowsaccount, that has a private share //foo/bar, could it be that anyonelogging in under this sshd has access to this share?
Personnally I just ssh/scp/rsync stuff. Plus that makes things redundant.
> And then add your .bashrc:From the messages, I guess the idea was to have a single home dir frommultiple computers, so this does not exactly do the trick. Nice tipanyway.