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Subject: Re: SSHD [Windows Domain Controller]: fatal: chown(/dev/tty0, 500, 513) failed: Bad file descriptor. [SOLVED]
From: Bruno Galindro da Costa <bruno DOT galindro AT gmail DOT com>
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Corina, my problem was solved!!
I=B4ve only added the cyg_server user to "Admins do Dominio" domain
group. This group is used by all domain admins and is a domain group,
not a local group like "Administradores".

Thank you!

2011/3/16 Bruno Galindro da Costa <bruno DOT galindro AT gmail DOT com>:
> Corina,
> =A0=A0Please, can you dump the group policy settings of you test
> envirioment for compare with my group policy settings?
>
> Thanks.
>
> 2011/3/7 Corinna Vinschen
>>
>> On Mar =A06 12:03, Bruno Galindro da Costa wrote:
>> > Corinna,
>> >
>> > The "Administradores" group is a local group used only by the
>> > DomainControllers. suntech-adm is the user that is the "Domain Admin"
>> > -> like "root" account on Unix systems. This information might be
>> > helpful for the analisys...
>> >
>> > Did you tried to reproduce this issue in a Domain Controller?
>>
>> Yes, I tried it on a 2K8 domain controller. =A0Works fine for me,
>> unless I try to login as a non-admin user, but that's to be expected.
>>
>> > Bellow is the output of cygcheck:
>> >
>> > ####################
>> >
>> > Cygwin Configuration Diagnostics
>> > Current System Time: Fri Mar 04 15:58:09 2011
>> >
>> > Windows 2003 Server R2 Enterprise Edition Ver 5.2 Build 3790 Service P=
ack 2
>> >
>> > Running in Terminal Service session
>>
>> Oh boy, a terminal server again. =A0I'm wondering if we got yet another
>> problem with terminal servers. =A0However, given that the service is
>> running in session 0, it would be very strange.
>>
>>
>> Corinna
>>
>> --
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> Bruno Galindro da Costa
>



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