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Hi all
I am trying to execute some scripts on a Win2003 R2 virtual machine via ssh. The problem is that the user running on the remote machine isn't what I expect.
When running ssh administrator@10.0.2.15 whoami it gives me deployment-w2k3\cyg_server
However, if I start with ssh adminstrator@10.0.2.15 and in the resulting shell write whoami I get Adminstrator
I use public key authentication, which I have understood can create some problems, but it seems to me that since it works in the second case, it shouldn't have anything to do with that. Is there something to execute to change user, set user variables and such? I tried /etc/profile, but that didn't work.
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