>> I installed the last version of Cygwin (2.774) with the OpenSSH package on
>This is the version of setup. Try `uname -r' instead. >> a Windows Server 2012 and when I tried to establish a connection in ssh, >> I noticed that the username was case sensitive (username@IP). >> With old versions of Cygwin with the SSH package that I'm using on Windows >> Server 2008 R2, I don't have this problem. For example, if I have an >> Administrator account with a "A" in upper-case, I can establish a >> connection both with $ssh administrator@IP and $ssh Administrator@IP. The >> username case sensitive is a new feature in the lastest package of >> OpenSSH? Can I deactivate the username case sensitive in the sshd service? >How old is your old openssh package? In recent versions of OpenSSH(*) >there's an explicit check for the username, and it is forced to be the >same case as in /etc/passwd. This has been added after an upstream >discussion as to how to handle user names in ssh_config Match rules. >See `man ssh_config' for the Match rules. >Corinna >(*) At least since OpenSSH-5.8p1. The version of Cygwin that I installed on the Windows Server 2012 is the 1.7.17(0.262/5/3). So, I checked on my Windows Server 2008 R2 and the version of the OpenSHH package is 5.2 p1-4, that explained the differences that I encountered. So, I will try to install the new version of Cygwin with the package OpenSSH 5.2 p1-4. Thanks for your quick answer, Best regards Maxime LAMBERT mail : maxime.lamb...@vertech.eu <mailto:maxime.lamb...@vertech.eu> -- Problem reports: http://cygwin.com/problems.html FAQ: http://cygwin.com/faq/ Documentation: http://cygwin.com/docs.html Unsubscribe info: http://cygwin.com/ml/#unsubscribe-simple
