Micro-fixes: Don't trunctate Windows password to 8 chars, and make /sshkeys subdirs owned by user.

tmcd/common/config/rc.accounts

@@ -496,11 +496,7 @@ sub doboot()
 		# Set the ownership of the home directory / mount point / keys.
 		# Use the system chown by name, not UID.  Can't use chown -R, it goes
 		# top-down, chowning the directory away and then trying to read it.
-		#
-		# Okay, this is really wrong.  The authkeys files can't be mode 600
-		# and owned by the user.  They can be 644/user, or 600/SYSTEM.
-		# Is this a bug in sshd's use of setreuid()?  We prefer 600/SYSTEM.
-		my $cmd = "$CHOWN SYSTEM $sshdir/*";
+		my $cmd = "$CHOWN $login $sshdir/*";
 		if (system($cmd) != 0) {
 		    warning("Failed $cmd: $!");
 		}

tmcd/cygwinxp/liblocsetup.pm

@@ -394,7 +394,7 @@ sub os_useradd($$$$$$$$$)
     # Use the leading 8 chars of the Unix MD5 passwd hash as a known random
     # password, both here and in Samba.  Skip over a "$1$" prefix.
     my $pwd = $pswd;
-    $pwd =~ s/^(\$1\$)?(.{8}).*/$2/;
+    $pwd =~ s/^(\$1\$)(.{8}).*/$2/;
     
     print WINUSERS "$login,$gcos,$pwd,,,,,\r\n";