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Subject: Re: SSHD [Windows Domain Controller]: fatal: chown(/dev/tty0, 500, 513) failed: Bad file descriptor.
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On Mar  3 16:32, Bruno Galindro da Costa wrote:
> Hi!
> 
>    I´ve installed cygwin + sshd on a Windows Domain Controller. On the
> install process, I´ve runed ssh-host-config to configure the sshd
> service.
>    The name of my domain is INTERNAL and the user that runs sshd
> service is cyg_server. The service starts normally, BUT, when I try to
> logon by ssh, the error bellow was printed in Event Viewer:
> 
> ##
> ## The following information is part of the event: sshd: PID 3908:
> fatal: chown(/dev/tty0, 500, 513) failed: Bad file descriptor.
> ##

Hmm, that's really strange.  I can't reproduce this behaviour.  If that
happened constantly, nobody would be able to start sshd or even stuff
like mintty.  What about your systems?  Is it possible that some
policies are the culprit?  Btw., you omited the cygcheck output for
your system per http://cygwin.com/problems.html.  It might be helpful,
especially on what system you're running.


Corinna

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