Re: Cron and find

On 12/23/05, Christopher Faylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Fri, Dec 23, 2005 at 07:08:07AM -0700, Eric Blake wrote: According to Christophe Sauthier on 12/23/2005 6:51 AM: I've been googling a bit, and I've found nothing really usefull... Does anybody encount that problem and has a solution

Cron and find

Hi, I am facing a weird stuff : I am executing a shell script that contains a call to the find command. When I am running it from the shell command list, everything run smoothly... But when I am calling it from my crontab, find didn't seems to return anything... In fact it didn't to work at

Mounting directory problems

Hi, I've create an network drive on srv1 that map \\srv2\test to k: using Windows2003 GUI. But now I want to access that from cygwin, and I can't. I've tryed to mount it using mount, but it is not working. Here is what I've done : $ mount x: /srv2_test mount: warning - /srv2_test does not

Re: Mounting directory problems

On 9/21/05, Larry Hall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: At 12:08 PM 9/21/2005, you wrote: Hi, You mounted the wrong drive. Replace 'x:' with 'k:' and it will work. Of course that was a mispelling... it didn't seems to work here... Or just mount the share directly: mount //srv2/test /srv2_test

Re: Strange behaviour of Openssh

Ok, thanks to that I have a clearer view of the problem : the server seems to have a setuid problem... here is the last relevant lines of my log : debug1: temporarily_use_uid 1003/513 (e=1005/513) seteuid 1003: Permission denied Does anybody has got clue how to solve it ? On 4/12/05,

Re: Strange behaviour of Openssh (SOLVED)

I managed to establish the connection by setting the user that launches the service in the administrators group. (as explained in http://www.cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2003-09/msg00977.html ) Thanks everyone for your precious help. Chris On 4/13/05, Christophe Sauthier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote

Strange behaviour of Openssh

Hi, I encounter some strange stuff when I try to connect to openssh on my server (which is using cygwin) using openssh clients (using cygwin too). The connection is perfect when I have no public keys at all on the client side. But as soon as I get any key (dsa or rsa generated using ssh-keygen )