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Grant Edwards a écrit :
> On 2008-01-16, Grant Edwards <grante AT visi DOT com> wrote:
> 
>> I'm running Cygwin sshd on a WinXP-Pro machine.  When I ssh-in
>> using a password, I can map drives with "net use".  When I set
>> up an authorized_keys file so I don't have to enter a password,
>> "net use" stops working: I get a system error 5 "access
>> denied", and it appears to be generated by the machine where
>> the "net use" is being run, not by the SMB server (it never
>> sees a request).
> 
> [...]
> 
>> Is there any way to get mapped drives and public-key
>> authentication working together?
> 
> 
> Perhaps I should add that the problem doesn't exist under
> Win2K: "net use" works fine regardless of the ssh
> authentication method.

This is a bit offlist but maybe that's because under Windows 2000, 
network drives are available for the whole system once mounted. With 
Windows XP, the very same function used to map a network drives jailed 
them in the current "userland".

It means that you can have the same (network) drive letter assigned 
multiple times, one in each userland.

This is particularly painful when running programs that elevate their 
privileges as far as the elevated process is not aware of the network 
drives of the user...

FYI, the "net config workstation" command isn't working from a ssh shell.

Nicolas

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