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From: Jerome Fong <jfong AT successmetricsinc DOT com>
Subject:  mkpasswd (264): [5] Access is denied.
Date:  Thu, 03 Jan 2008 12:38:15 -0800
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I'm get the mkpasswd error now even though I wasn't getting it before. 
I've tried this on several machines now running both XP and Vista 
without much luck.  Therefore it doesn't appear to be a OS problem.

I saw the previous thread that said:

"Nothing Cygwin can do anything about.  The access denied error came
directly from the Windows system call NetUserEnum.  The culprit is on
the server side which returns the user records."

However, I didn't see what I need to change on the Windows system side 
to fix this problem.  My System Admin is willing to make changes, but we 
need to know what needs to change?  Does anyone have any idea?

thanks,

Jerome


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