[Cvsnt] Re: [jakomail at emss.co.za: Re: User context switch in sshd using RSAAuthentication]

Bo Berglund bo.berglund at telia.com
Sun Dec 16 15:52:33 GMT 2001


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On Sun, 16 Dec 2001 14:47:27 +0000 (UTC), Corinna Vinschen
<vinschen at redhat.com> wrote:

>> >
>> >I don't know for sure about NT4 but at least since 2K the Task
>> >Manager has a dialog for choosing the columns to display (Menu
>> >"View", Item "Select Columns...").
>> >
>>
>> Well, I use Windows 2000 Service Pack 2 ("ver" reports version 5.00.2195),
>> and there is no such column to select. In addition to the name of the
>> process I can select/deselect 22 other columns, but nothing related to
>> user ID. This is the German version of Windows 2000, might be
>> different in the English version?
>
>I have a german version of W2K Srv and english and german versions
>of XP Pro and HE and all of them have a "User Name" or "Benutzername"
>column to choose (the last check box in the first column).
>
>Corinna

I have both NT4-SP6 WS and W2000 SP2 Pro. In both there is a checkbox
titled 'USER Objects'. When I check this in NT4 and choose OK then
nothing shows up and going back to the dialogue it seems like NT has
deleted my checkmark.
When I do the same in W2000 I get an extra column named USER Objects
and this shows a single number on each line ranging from 0 to 244 with
many numbers inbetween missing. Some numbers are used on several items
in the list.
I guess that this could not be the UID? (Since UID:s and SID:s sound
alike and SID:s are very large numbers...).

/Bo

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