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diff --git a/docs/building/building.sgml b/docs/building/building.sgml index 13c4694ddc..97eb460509 100644 --- a/docs/building/building.sgml +++ b/docs/building/building.sgml @@ -2666,48 +2666,6 @@ this you get very weird messages when you type <Command>make</Command>, such as: <ListItem> <para> -On a Win2k machine, open up a bash and do -</para> - -<Screen> -foo$ cd /etc -foo$ mkpasswd -l > passwd -</Screen> - -<para> -Check that your login entry is on the first line -of that file. If not, move it to the top. It's OK -for 'Administrator' to be the first entry, assuming you are one. -</para> - -<para> -However, Win9x doesn't support the calls that <Command>mkpasswd</Command> relies on -(e.g., <Function>NetUserEnum</Function>). If you run <Command>mkpasswd</Command> you -get errors like: -</para> - -<Screen> -linked to missing export netapi32.dll:NetUserEnum -</Screen> - -<para> -The passwd file is used -by ssh in a fairly rudimentary manner, so I'd simply -synthesise/copy an existing Unix <filename>/etc/passwd</filename>, i.e., create -an <filename>/etc/passwd</filename> file containing the line -</para> - -<Screen> -<login>::500:513:::/bin/sh -</Screen> - -<para> -where <Literal><login></Literal> is your login id. -</para> -</ListItem> - -<ListItem> -<para> Generate a key, by running <filename>c:/user/local/bin/ssh-keygen1</filename>. This generates a public key in <filename>.ssh/identity.pub</filename>, and a private key in <filename>.ssh/identity</filename> |