in my own shell has the effect of starting
the sshd Windows service that was installed by ssh-host-config. I
think it is equivalent to starting the service using the Windows GUI.
failed ssh login I see the following message in the Windows Event
Viewer:
sshd: PID : fatal: initgroups: myid
message in the Windows Event
Viewer:
sshd: PID : fatal: initgroups: myid: Invalid argument.
Sure looks to me by the message above that your myid isn't in
'/etc/groups'. Did you check that?
Ah, you're close. Looking in /etc/passwd I see that myid's gid, which
should be the number for Domain
via net start sshd '-d' and after the
failed ssh login I see the following message in the Windows Event
Viewer:
sshd: PID : fatal: initgroups: myid: Invalid argument.
where is the process ID. I've followed the standard Cygwin
instructions on setting up sshd using ssh-host-config followed
there.
failed ssh login I see the following message in the Windows Event
Viewer:
sshd: PID : fatal: initgroups: myid: Invalid argument.
where is the process ID. I've followed the standard Cygwin
instructions on setting up sshd using ssh-host-config followed by
ssh-user-config for myid
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