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Hi, I have successfully installed and run the current build of OpenSSH on Windows Server 2003 R2 SP2 for several years. However, our current server hosting provider is upgrading all our their new servers to Windows Web Server 2008 SP2, and I cannot get OpenSSH to run on this version of the OS.
The installer downloaded from this site installs the app successfully, and I can configure the group...
2009-12-17 13:10:26 UTC by danielbryant
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> You need to convert the public key
> with the following command
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> ssh-keygen -i -f iddsa2048a.pub >> \
> .ssh/authorizedkeys
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> Server - generate Key / Public Key
> Copy public key to client. Convert key
> connect from server to client
but the .ssh/authorized_keys is on the server and the public key is on the client. Or do you mean the public key should be scp'd to the server.
2009-12-13 07:51:26 UTC by https://www.google.com/accounts
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You need to convert the public key with the following command
ssh-keygen -i -f id_dsa_2048_a.pub >> \
.ssh/authorized_keys
Server - generate Key / Public Key
Copy public key to client.
Convert key
connect from server to client.
2009-11-25 14:20:01 UTC by megan972000
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confirmed.
2009-11-10 12:32:44 UTC by bdedardel
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I get an error when trying to transfer a file froma red hat box to a windows server running openssh. I get the error "setgid: invalid argument" every time. Has anyone else seen this?.
2009-10-19 16:51:11 UTC by wmr02
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I have OpenSSH running on WIndows 2003 SP2. When a user uploads a file, the file has no permissions for owner, group, or world. The folder is owned by Administrators:SSH-Users. The ssh daemon account is in the Administrators group, and the user is a member of the SSH-Users group. With my limited unix knowledge I would look to using 'umask' but it is not included in the installation package...
2009-10-09 17:17:40 UTC by tompfister
