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$NetBSD: MESSAGE.Interix,v 1.1 2005/03/07 23:29:49 tv Exp $
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OpenSSH on Interix has some important caveats:
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* Hostname resolution uses the BIND resolver library rather than Windows
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native lookup services. This requires that /etc/resolv.conf be set up
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properly with a "nameserver" line; see resolv.conf(5). In most
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installations, this was generated automatically when Services for UNIX
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was installed (based on the name server in use at that time).
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* Currently, UsePrivilegeSeparation does not work properly, so it defaults
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to "no" on Interix.
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* Network drives and encrypted local files may not be accessible after
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logging in through sshd thanks to the way the Windows security API works.
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A workaround is to "exec su USERNAME" after logging in, which will use
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the password to create a proper Windows access credential key.
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