Cygwin SSH Server and Windows 7
In order to install openssh server correctly for Windows 7, you will need to do the following:
- Install Cygwin in the normal way. Make sure you’ve got openssh and cygrunsrv as selected packages to install.
- Right-click the Cygwin shell icon, and Run as administrator.
- Run ssh-host-config. Follow the prompts carefully: if needed, it will tell you which permissions you need to set and where. Remember to say yes to privilege separation: it will create a user for you called cyg_runsrv which all cygwin services will run under in Windows 7.
- You should be able to start the service using cygrunsrv –-start sshd, or by starting it as a normal service under Administrative Tools > Services.
- This does not automatically create and open firewall rules, so you will have to do this manually.
Will this give you the ability to acess your c:/Users/****/My Documents while sshing into your machine?
Matt
25 Feb 10 at 02:08 edit_comment_link(__('Edit', 'sandbox'), ' ', ''); ?>
Hi Matt,
Yes it will.
Kind regards,
- Art
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