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Igor Pechtchanski wrote: | <http://cygwin.com/cygwin-ug-net/ntsec.html#ntsec-switch>, second | paragraph. | HTH, | Igor
Sorry, but this does not help.
If I got this right, then you assume that either sshd or the login process started by sshd are running as SYSTEM, and the bash started later inherits the restricted network access somehow, making an access to shares which require an authentication impossible.
:-(
Please note that ssh and rsh are typical applications of users used to work on remote machines in a LAN. If you take away the network access to their home directory and all other shares, then this is a very severe restriction. And making a network share accessible without any authentication is usually not an option, either.
Not a good deal.
Regards
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