Hi Bill,
On 10.11.2021 16:10, Bill Stewart wrote:
On Wed, Nov 10, 2021 at 7:52 AM Strasser, Dominik (DI SW ICS ICV)
wrote:
We are in an AD environment. AD holds the needed data for ssh(d) to
work. I can log into cygwin using ssh. But if I have a key stored
.ssh/authorized_keys for passwordless login, the groups my user is in
differs from the one w/o an authorized keys. Unfortunately exactly
the
group(s) for accessing the shared filesystems is missing. We were
investigating a lot and the only workaround we found is that the sshd
service runs under the user we want to log in. This unfortunately
disables any other user to log into the cygwin machine. When
debugging
ssh with -vvv, there is no visible difference between the login with
authorized_keys or without (of course there is a difference wrt. the
login method).
The OpenSSH server service should be running as local system, not as a
specific user.
I know that this is the standard installation. But we absolutely need
passwordless login. So this was the workaround we found.
The number of groups differs when sshd is run as local system, and when
authorized_keys exist or not. Groups are OK, when it is run under the
one user we absolutely need the passwordless login.
Regards
Dominik
Bill
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