Question : Problem: public key authentication with openssh for windows

Hi Experts:

I used Openssh for windows to setup my windows 2003 as a SFTP server. I also successfully setup public key authenticaiton between clients and server. Until today, I received a request to move the default user home location for one user to a mapped NFS mount drive. I copied user's home folder from /home to the mapped NFS drive and recreated keys.
Now, when I try to Winscp to the server, I received error:" server refused key".
I also modified the passwd file from \home\username to \cygdirve\z\username still no luck. z is the drive letter for the mapped network drive.
Any suggestion will be credited.

Thanks in advance for the help!

Answer : Problem: public key authentication with openssh for windows

Is the .sshd administrator allowed to access network drives?

'no_root_squash' is an NFS export option to _not_ inhibit 'root' (='superadmin') acces to the share.