Just a question I'm a little confused about. My openssh server works fine, I can get into my box without a problem. However, from what I can see there isn't a startup entry for it (bum, rcconf, etc) in any run level. So how does it autostart?
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Just a question I'm a little confused about. My openssh server works fine, I can get into my box without a problem. However, from what I can see there isn't a startup entry for it (bum, rcconf, etc) in any run level. So how does it autostart?
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SSH uses upstart now. So you won't find the start up script in /etc/rc0.d - /etc/rc6.d. You will find it in /etc/init/ssh.conf instead. The actual sshd configuration is still in /etc/ssh/sshd_config.
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That explains it. Many thanks
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