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The user is experiencing difficulties accessing Linux Bash via SSH on Windows, receiving an error related to console compatibility and access permissions. They seek a way to run Bash in the background or use the new Windows terminal for SSH access. Another user suggests that permission issues might be causing the error and recommends using process monitoring tools to diagnose and resolve potential access denial problems.
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Hi,
I installed openSSH for Windows and the Linux subsystem on my computer and I would like to access the Linux bash from another computer. When I use ssh to access the computer I get the Windows command prompt then when I type bash I get
Code: 
Error: 0x80070005
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It seems that it is because ssh uses the legacy console (the one where Ctrl+C prints ^C and you can't select text) and Windows doesn't allow it. Is there any way to use the new console with ssh or to have the Linux bash starting with the system but in background so I can have a ssh service runing on the Linux bash.

Thanks for your help

PS: The Linux bash works when I access it from the computer itself
 

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Neemobeer
I would say it's likely that the bash shell can't be handed off to the ssh service. 8007 (7) is kind of a generic win32 facility for errors. and 0005 is access denied. You could try running procmon and filter for access denied and see if it's a matter of granting access to some resource.
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I would say it's likely that the bash shell can't be handed off to the ssh service. 8007 (7) is kind of a generic win32 facility for errors. and 0005 is access denied. You could try running procmon and filter for access denied and see if it's a matter of granting access to some resource.
 

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