Re: Still confused about cyg_server vs. user id when logging in via ssh

2013-11-06 Thread Anthony Geoghegan
My bottom line question is whether there is any way to login via SSH and to get a shell with true ADMINISTRATOR privileges so that there is no difference between a SSH log in and a local login... at a minimum is there any way to get subinacl to work right.

Re: Still confused about cyg_server vs. user id when logging in via ssh

2013-11-04 Thread Corinna Vinschen
On Nov 3 15:03, frigging raw email address wrote: When I login via ssh, I *appear* at first glance to have the same id and privileges as I do when I log in directly. a) If I am an administrator, then 'id -a' gives the following consistent answer for both direct and ssh login:

Still confused about cyg_server vs. user id when logging in via ssh

2013-11-03 Thread cygwin
When I login via ssh, I *appear* at first glance to have the same id and privileges as I do when I log in directly. a) If I am an administrator, then 'id -a' gives the following consistent answer for both direct and ssh login: uid=1001(myusername) gid=513(None)