Fatal Error - Could Not Load User32 Win32 Error 1114
transfer to domain users by running ascp with the following syntax: ascp filename "domain\user1"@10.0.93.11:"C:/temp" or ascp "domain\user1"@10.0.93.11:"C:/temp/filename" "C:/Users/aspera/Desktop" sshd.exe returns an error message like the following: 0 [main] sshd 2168 C:\Program Files (x86)\Aspera\Enterprise Server\usr\sbin\sshd.exe: *** fatal error - could not load user32, Win32 error 11141 Session Stop (Error: Session initiation failed) Environment Product: Enterprise Server, Connect Server, Point-to-Point Version: 2.5.0 and greater Operating System: Windows XP, Windows 2003 Solution/Workaround The issue is that Microsoft removed some file dependencies when they removed Java from their operating system. To resolve this issue, upgrade Internet Explorer 6 to Internet Explorer 7 or higher. Included in Internet Explorer 7 and higher is a new set of system DLLS that resolves the dependency problem. Was this article helpful? 1 out of 1 found this helpful Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Google+ Have more questions? Submit a request 0 Comments Article is closed for comments. Related articles Workaround for use of Aspera Connect with Google Chrome version 42.0.2311.90 Periodic issues setting up the Aspera services account through the Windows MSI installer How to create a login for the Aspera Support site Best practices for SSH configuration Minor Release: Aspera Shares 1.9.3 for Windows (64-bit) and Linux (64-bit) Powered by Zendesk
- 04:43 #1 Anonymous (not verified) sshd.exe: *** fatal error - could not load u, Win32 error 1114 I am trying to use CopSSH to access Git repositories from a Windows server. Running the following command from that server, where CopSSH is installed, works just fine: C:\!>git clone me@server-name:test.git https://support.asperasoft.com/hc/en-us/articles/216126098-Issue-sshd-exe-reports-fatal-error-could-not-load-user32-Win32-error-1114- Cloning into 'test'... me@server-name's password: warning: You appear to have cloned an empty repository. Running the same command from another machine gives me this: C:\!>git clone me@server-name:test.git Cloning into 'test'... 1 [main] sshd 3204 C:\Programs\ICW\bin\sshd.exe: *** fatal error - https://www.itefix.net/content/sshdexe-fatal-error-could-not-load-u-win32-error-1114 could not load u, Win32 error 1114 Stack trace: Frame Function Args 00289934 6102749B (00289934, 00000000, 00000000, 00000000) 00289C24 6102749B (61177B80, 00008000, 00000000, 61179977) 0028AC54 61004AFB (61179084, 61161E94, 61161E94, 00000000) 0028AE84 6100135E (610309EB, 6123E904, 0028AEF0, 77A4DD84) 0028BB88 6115764C (00000003, FFFFFFFF, FFFFFFFF, 61117D12) 0028BBC8 610CB0E3 (00000003, 10454DB8, 0028BCCC, 1045BC48) 0028BBE8 6102951B (10454DB8, 0028BCCC, 1045BC48, 0028BCF4) 0028C108 610C01A5 (10459778, 10459828, 00000002, 00000000) 0028C158 004132A8 (10459778, 10459828, 10459778, 00428C02) 0028C188 00413634 (10459778, 10459828, 10458670, 1044BC14) 0028C248 0041397C (10458680, 10458670, 10458670, 00000001) 0028C288 0040ABC3 (00000062, 0000000A, 10456008, 0040BBD5) 0028C2C8 00439A56 (00000001, 00000000, 10456008, 0040C7CA) 0028C308 0040BD3A (1045C050, 10454D28, 0028C348, 00418836) 0028C348 0041422E (1045C050, 00000003, 00000000, 0028CC04) 0028CD18 004040F3 (00000000, 0028CE64, 0028CD58, 61006CD3) End of stack trace (more stack frames may be present) fatal: Could not read from remote repository. Ple
error 1114I'm using rsnapshot to do efficient file-based backups of disparate on & off-site servers to a big disk on a backup server here in the office. Up until this http://geekfun.com/2009/12/21/copssh-is-a-nice-idea-didnt-work-for-me/ point all the machines involved have been running some form of Linux, but I https://www.cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2011-01/msg00154.html spent today roping a Windows server we have hosted at The Planet into the mix. The files I'm concerned with are backup dumps produced by MS-SQL. In the past I used a Windows-friendly file-sync service to move the files, but I'd be happier if I could do everything from my Linux backup server. The solution seemed fatal error obvious, get an ssh server and an rsync client working on windows so I could treat it like any other machine. I tried using copssh, which starts with openssh and adds just enough cygwin to get it running on Windows, and wraps it all up with some utility scripts in an easy-to-use installer. I ran into a few little hitches with passwordless public-key authentication, but after uninstalling and reinstalling, everything seemed fatal error - to be working well. I was able to ssh in to the server without entering a password and run commands. Next step was to install rsync, I went with cwrsync, another cygwin-based port of the unix standard software. Then the problem began, I tried running rsync from a Linux machine against the windows machine and it failed with the following error when I used a non-administrator account: C:\Program Files\ICW\bin\sshd.exe: *** fatal error - could not load user32, Win32 error 1114 A little searching suggested I wasn't the only one. If I sshed in to a shell and ran ‘whoami' I saw that I was actually using the service account that had been created for sshd, rather than the account of the user I'd tried logging in as. More digging didn't give me much hope. I found some tweaks to the cygwin environment used when starting the service, but that didn't help. So, I ended up giving up on copssh, uninstalled it and cwrsync and just installed cygwin, and used it to install openssh and rsync. Cygwin packages openssh with some scripts that take care of installing it as a service. I didn't use these instructions, but they seem to give a good overview. So, my advice, just use cygw
OpenSSH Fatal Error 1114 From: Tony Shadwick