This page has a lot of good information in it:
http://cygwin.com/cygwin-ug-net/ntsec.html
One part you might want to look at is where it mentions
"cyglsa-config" - this could be useful to you given what you're trying
to set up. In order to utilize this, you'll also want to enable the
"Create a tok
they just took the entire group policy off of the machine.
After doing this sshd logins started working.
Thanks a bunch to all who initially worked with me on this.
On Tue, Sep 17, 2013 at 3:02 PM, Evan Rowley wrote:
> Hi Guys
>
> I have the debug logs of an sshd that terminated
005ebb8
debug1: temporarily_use_uid: 1019/513 (e=1006/513)
seteuid 1019: Operation not permitted
debug1: do_cleanup
debug1: Killing privsep child 1552
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From: Evan Rowley
Date: Mon, Sep 16, 2013 at 4:50 PM
Subject: Re: Fwd: Way to test cyglsa?
To: Andrey Repin
The user cyg_server was generated by the ssh-host-config script and
while the server itself is on a domain, all the users involved with
cygwin / ssh / sshd are local users.
I've noticed that along with the local cyg_server account, there is
also a local sshd account. It appears to be disabled. Is
Every day I learn something new. This cygcheck utility produces a lot
of useful information. I've done a diff on the cygcheck for the server
where sshd is working and the server where sshd is not working.
Summary of the diff is as follows:
- A gid 0 root group exists on the server where sshd
I would really like to run sshd in debug mode!
I wasn't sure what the best way to enable debug mode on sshd. The
approach I took was to edit one the registry entry I assumed cygrunsrv
uses to launch sshd.
Under
\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Services\sshd\Parameters
Name: AppArgs
Type:
Its great that I now have some actual debug output. Thanks a lot, Larry.
Towards the end of the log this appeared:
seteuid 1019: Operation not permitted
I'll check again that /etc/passwd, /etc/group, cyglsa-config, and
ssh-host-config all have the correct login credentials. Before I do,
is there
Thanks for the recommendaitons Larry.
If $USER is the test, then it appears cyglsa is working on this machine.
The firewall is disabled.
Thanks for refering me to the BLODA. I noticed some Symantec products
listed there. Symantec's Endpoint Protection and Symantec's Bakcup
Exec are installed on
Hi All,
Is there a way to test whether or not cyglsa is functioning?
I've been having a lot of difficulty setting up sshd with passwordless
public key auth on a WIndwos 2003 server. Based on the problem I was
seeing, I thought that cyglsa might be the solution. The cyglsa-config
script was run an
Andrey Repin,
Some english is better than none! With Russian, I have a lot to learn still.
Interesting is that on both installations of Cygwin, /var/log/sshd.log is
empty. I've followed to basic steps to install Cygwin, setup users, and
setup sshd. Maybe there is another step for logging that I m
Hi Cygwin,
I'm tasked with setting up SFTP serving on 2 Windows Server 2003 VMs.
One of these installations has been giving me problems and I'm not
sure what the solution is.
The following command works fine when run as Administrator and
SFTP_User in these two configurations: (password,keyboard-
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