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Mark Carter
I'm looking for rsync and sshd (ssh *daemon*, not client) that runs on
native XP (i.e. no cygwin, or other stuff). Any ideas?
native XP (i.e. no cygwin, or other stuff). Any ideas?
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Gary R. Schmidt
The source for both is available, pull it down and compile it yourself.Mark said:I'm looking for rsync and sshd (ssh *daemon*, not client) that runs on
native XP (i.e. no cygwin, or other stuff). Any ideas?
What's the problem with needing the Cygwin DLL?
Cheers,
Gary B-)
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Mark Carter
Gary said:The source for both is available, pull it down and compile it yourself.
What's the problem with needing the Cygwin DLL?
Well, seeings as it will be on our server, I was trying to keep as much
software off of it as possible. In the end, I'm thinking that it's
actually probably better just to install cygwin and pull down the binaries.
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wald
Mark Carter said:Well, seeings as it will be on our server, I was trying to keep
as much software off of it as possible. In the end, I'm thinking
that it's actually probably better just to install cygwin and
pull down the binaries.
Some links that might be interesting:
http://pigtail.net/LRP/printsrv/cygwin-sshd.html
http://sshwindows.sourceforge.net/
I followed the first one a few months ago, worked like a charm.
Regards,
Wald
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scootgirl.com
Mark Carter said:I'm looking for rsync and sshd (ssh *daemon*, not client) that runs on
native XP (i.e. no cygwin, or other stuff). Any ideas?
The only usable non-cygwin sshd servers for windows are commercial packages.
Karen
http://scootgirl.com/
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Gary R. Schmidt
Mark Carter wrote:
[SNIP]
The only bit extra that is needed is the DLL, so you could download the
packages and extract the exes you need and throw them all in a directory
with the Cygwin DLL.
You don't _have_ to do an install, it's just easier to do so, and, with
SSH, I'd do an install so that I could quickly and easily upgrade it
when a security patch needs to be applied.
The setup tool allows you to select only what you want, so the core and
SSH stuff would be all you need.
Cheers,
Gary B-)
[SNIP]
Well, seeings as it will be on our server, I was trying to keep as much
software off of it as possible. In the end, I'm thinking that it's
actually probably better just to install cygwin and pull down the binaries.
The only bit extra that is needed is the DLL, so you could download the
packages and extract the exes you need and throw them all in a directory
with the Cygwin DLL.
You don't _have_ to do an install, it's just easier to do so, and, with
SSH, I'd do an install so that I could quickly and easily upgrade it
when a security patch needs to be applied.
The setup tool allows you to select only what you want, so the core and
SSH stuff would be all you need.
Cheers,
Gary B-)