- Set up dedicated test endpoint instead of tweaking main service configuration.
- Got rid of redundant custom test configuration files.
- Cleaned up pester tests directory. Moved test filed to dedicated directory
- Revised TestDaemon start/stop routines to use "netstat" for host process identification. This gets rid of slight flakiness in previous approach.
- Removed logic that was excluding the group membership SID that matched 'None' on workgroup computers or 'Domain Users' on domain systems.
- Removed test that was checking that AllowGroups failure if user was not in any group at all. This is no longer testable since user will always be a member of at least one group.
https://github.com/PowerShell/Win32-OpenSSH/issues/1167
* Test Fixes on downlevel machines
1. Test fix to run on win7 and win8
2. Add -onecore parameter to start-opensshpackage in build helper script
3. Add copying of libcrypto.dll and libcrypto.pdb
4. Update the build number on appveyor.yml
PowerShell/Win32-OpenSSH#1065
Fix: In recent sshd architectural changes, post authentication changes that process user specific changes were missing in authenticated sshd worker. Added missing call.
PowerShell/Win32-OpenSSH#1052
Fix: getpwd* functions will now strip off domain of any local user account.
1. Move Start-SSHD-TestDaemon and Stop-SSHD-TestDaemon to commonUtils.psm1
2. Fix the timing issue when trying to read the log while it is still locked by the process.
3, Start the service to create the config fold if it is not there.
4. Skip authorizedkey and sshdconfig tests on win7 since the task scheduler cmdlets are not available on win7.
5. rename variables
OpenSSh privilege separation model - http://www.citi.umich.edu/u/provos/ssh/privsep.html
Posix_spawn is implemented in POSIX adapter as an alternative to fork() that is heavily used in Privilege separation.
Additional state info is added to sshd to accommodate distinguishing the various modes (privileged monitor, unprivileged child, authenticated child).
Required service state (like config and host keys) is transmitted over pipes from monitor to child processes.
Changes to installation scripts and tests to accomodate new architectural changes
