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I just installed openssh 0.0.21.0 via Chocolatey on Win2012 and configured it. I tested it out with an Admin account and it works fine. But I wanted to create a user so that I can connect in SSH and open some tunnels. But when trying to SSH with that user, I get "Access denied".
Since I created the user, there is no c:\users\xxx folder for that user yet. I imagine I would have to actually log in as that user (but this is a remote VM so I'd have to allow that permission first).. but just wondering if there is a more systematic way to do this.. if indeed that is the problem. Because it wouldn't be able to find or create any .ssh folder for the user.
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I can't. That's why I made this ticket. When I try to log in with that user over SSH, I get "Permission denied, please try again." (this time tested from the local server itself.)
I just installed openssh 0.0.21.0 via Chocolatey on Win2012 and configured it. I tested it out with an Admin account and it works fine. But I wanted to create a user so that I can connect in SSH and open some tunnels. But when trying to SSH with that user, I get "Access denied".
Since I created the user, there is no c:\users\xxx folder for that user yet. I imagine I would have to actually log in as that user (but this is a remote VM so I'd have to allow that permission first).. but just wondering if there is a more systematic way to do this.. if indeed that is the problem. Because it wouldn't be able to find or create any .ssh folder for the user.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: