Corinna Vinschen wrote:
The following checks are performed on the key file in the following order:
- Not Windows NT? Yes -> Don't check permissions.
I'm running Windows 2000, so this shouldn't catch.
- "ntea" switched on? Yes -> Check permissions. (Not applicable on FAT32)
I don't have it set, a
Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
It is, but it won't be as secure. See below.
>
FYI, "ntsec" is only ignored for the *disk* volumes, but it is used for a
bunch of other NT-enabled features that have nothing to do with disks
(e.g., user context switching). However, "ntsec" is on by default now, so
you a
Hi,
I've been going through the archives and elsewhere, but just want to
verify that I'm not missing anything. Is it definitely *not* possible to
run sshd with cygwin installed on FAT32?
I set CYGWIN to just "tty" when installing the service with
ssh-host-config, since according to the Cygwin
Dr.D.J.Picton wrote:
Actually, rxvt has a native Windows mode (which will run if DISPLAY is unset),
although it probably requires some of the X11R6 .dll files to run. So you
could try using rxvt in place of a standard console by changing cygwin.bat
to do:
rxvt -backspacekey ^? -deletekey ^h -e b
Dr.D.J.Picton wrote:
[snip]
I think that rxvt has the functionality which you require. For example:
rxvt -backspacekey ^? -deletekey ^h
will give you a session in which the backspace key generates ^h and the
delete key generates ^?. (It might then be useful to issue stty -erase ^?
so that yo
Gerrit P. Haase wrote:
I believe that this is already included in the FAQ, anyway:
put a file called .inputrc into your home directory and add these lines:
# This file is read by the 'readline' library
# (the library which bash uses for its command-
# line editing facility)
# Make Home work
"\e[7~"
^?, but it this case it is not, it's getting ^H. I need to
remap the key at a lower level, but hopefully still in Cygwin, not in
Windows.
~Ian
Elfyn McBratney wrote:
Ian Brandt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've searched through the mailing list and have seen many posts related
Hi,
I've searched through the mailing list and have seen many posts related
to backspace and delete behavior, so my apologies in advance for yet
another one, but I can't seem to find the answer I'm looking for in the
archives.
Currently it seems that the cygwin terminal sends ^H (ASCII BS, 0x0
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