Re: Windows + Cygwin question

From: PT Wang (news1003_at_paultwang.com)
Date: 02/07/04

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    "pekka.niiranen" <pekka.niiranen@wlanmail.com> wrote in message
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    > Hi,
    >
    > No, I would not like them to have administrator rights.
    > I currently have two users created by SSH installation
    > program defined in windows:
    > 1) sshd sshd privsep, that is disabled
    > 2) sshd_server sshd server account that is enabled

    Assuming "sshd_server" is a service account, can your SSH server properly
    authenticate users and drop privileges from the service account to the user
    account?

    > I was hoping to use keybased SSH access to Windows machine,
    > but it seems I have to create separate user with limited rights
    > to restrict access to certain disks.

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