On May 24 22:27, Brian Dessent wrote:
David Rothenberger wrote:
I have CYGWIN set in my sshd service and globally to server, but when
I ssh to my machine, CYGWIN is empty:
% echo $CYGWIN
server
% ssh localhost
Last login: Wed May 4 20:20:04 2005 from localhost
% echo $CYGWIN
On Wed, 25 May 2005, Corinna Vinschen wrote:
On May 24 22:27, Brian Dessent wrote:
David Rothenberger wrote:
I have CYGWIN set in my sshd service and globally to server, but when
I ssh to my machine, CYGWIN is empty:
% echo $CYGWIN
server
% ssh localhost
Last login: Wed
On May 25 09:08, Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
On Wed, 25 May 2005, Corinna Vinschen wrote:
This is a change to sshd which had been requested upstream. The main
developers felt that propagating all SYSTEM environment to the
unprivileged child applications has to be treated as unsecure.
running w2k
I've upgraded to 1.5.16, and installed the latest openssh, using
the ssh-host-config -y script. I specified CYGWIN be set to:
binmode tty ntsec smbntsec
When I logon w/simple password authentication, CYGWIN is undefined:
bash-2.05b $ ssh localhost -l adm_tsr
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Tom Rodman wrote:
I've upgraded to 1.5.16, and installed the latest openssh, using
the ssh-host-config -y script. I specified CYGWIN be set to:
binmode tty ntsec smbntsec
When I logon w/simple password authentication, CYGWIN is undefined:
bash-2.05b $ ssh localhost -l adm_tsr
On 5/24/2005 10:04 PM, Brian Dessent wrote:
I could be wrong here but I thought that setting of $CYGWIN for the
service affects only the environment of the actual service, not for the
general cygwin environment. If you want the CYGWIN environment variable
set to a certain value globally, just
David Rothenberger wrote:
I have CYGWIN set in my sshd service and globally to server, but when
I ssh to my machine, CYGWIN is empty:
% echo $CYGWIN
server
% ssh localhost
Last login: Wed May 4 20:20:04 2005 from localhost
% echo $CYGWIN
Hmm, weird. I see the same thing here too. Not
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