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> Thank you very much. I have ssh'ed into another box. That's half the |
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> battle. Now for the important part...ssh'ing in. I really, really, |
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> really don't like using telnet, especially since I'm using it while |
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> connecting remotely through another box. It's through an ssh tunnel, |
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> but still... |
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> Anyways, this is what I get when I try to start the daemon. |
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> $ ~/gentoo/etc/init.d/sshd restart |
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> bash: /home/greg/gentoo/etc/init.d/sshd: /sbin/runscript: bad |
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> interpreter: A file or directory in the path name does not exist. |
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Thats because services aren't supported (yet) in prefix. I stumbled over this one too a while ago. There is no other option that doing things manually (generating keys, and starting daemon). |
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You can lookup how the keys are generated in the init.d/sshd, that’s where I took it from (just use EPREFIX/ paths everywhere...). after that just run EPREFIX/usr/sbin/sshd (maybe as root, I don't know if it works a user...?) and that’s it... |
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Personally I wrote my own init.d scripts for my system which starts the sshd (which was work of about 2 minutes...). |
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Cheers, Markus |
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> Otherwise, it's great to be in familiar territory, using Gentoo. All |
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> the hard work you all are putting into this is greatly appreciated. It |
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> can't be easy to get all this working and for so many different archs. |
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> Greg Trigg |
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> Jacksonville, AR |
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