Re: Openssh - Sftp problem
From: Isiman (none@isiman.isi)
Date: 03/21/03
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Date: Fri, 21 Mar 2003 10:24:05 +1000 From: Isiman <none@isiman.isi>
Hey, that is great, thanks for that! One thing that I did get working
was mounting an NTFS as a folder inside the ssh directory, this was
probably the easy way of doing that!
Another question: I followed your directions and all works great but
(not really a problem in my case as I will (hopefully) be the only one
logging in) I can still " cd .. " up into the higher directories and
basicly see everything! Is there any way of only seeing my directory? My
account is part of the administrator/root group, possibly this allows me
unhindered access?
Again, thanks for your help!
Isiman
Todd Bowden wrote:
> Isiman,
>
> On your NT server where you installed OpenSSH (C:\Program
> Files\Networksimplicity) there should be an "etc" directory. Under
> this directory there is a "passwd" file. If you have setup your
> userID in the passwd file, edit the passwd file and in the second to
> last field this is where you would input your home directory. Create
> a directory "C:\cygdrive", in the passwd file in the second to last
> field type in /cygdrive/c/Documents and Settings/userID. Your done,
> you should then be put into your home directory now. Dont forget if
> your going to use keys, create a .ssh directory in your home
> directory. You must do this part from the command line. Windows
> explorer doesnt like to create directories like .ssh. Hope this helps
>
>
>
> Isiman <none@isiman.isi> wrote in message news:<3e79caec$0$5551$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au>...
>
>>Just wondering if you ever got an answer to this question, trying to
>>work this one out myself!
>>If you have got a workaround that you found somewhere, would you be able
>>to send instructions over here!
>>Thankyou for your time
>>
>>Isiman
>>
>>Flossa Papp wrote:
>>
>>>Hey all,
>>>I am sure this gets asked 10000x and I am sorry, but I can't find it on the
>>>web - probably asking the wrong question.
>>>
>>>I have installed openssh for windows on my computer and connect to the
>>>server using SSH Secure Shell. however, I have two problems:
>>>
>>>1) I 've tried to change the home directory (set Environment Variable
>>>HOMEPATH to C:). But nothing seems to work and my ssh connection always
>>>ends up in the directory in which the openssh software is installed.
>>>
>>>2) I've tried to use sftp, but the connection ends up in the directory in
>>>which the server software is installed and I can't go up the directory tree
>>>to other folders.
>>>
>>>I hope you can help me with these problems,
>>>Thanks flo
>>>
>>>
>>>
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