Note that this also causes libc6 upgrades to not restart the ssh
service. See more info in the duplicate report bug #709468.
Submitting merge proposal which causes the init.d script to run
/lib/init/upstart-job when it is not running in a chroot.
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Title:
/etc/init.d/ssh seems to work, but
Thank you for your answer Colin. I reported the SIGHUP part in this bug
because this seems to be what the traditional init script does when
doing a reload of ssh, and this is the reason why such an operation
fails to combine with Upstart.
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The state in lucid is really problematic. Afaik, the init.d scripts are
supposed to provide wrappers for upstart in the transition period, and
we are using them in a lot of old scripts to manage our fleet. Reloading
ssh with /etc/init.d/ssh reload resulted in a weird state where
upstart believes
This upstart-'upgrade' (along with plymouth implementation) is one of
the points where Canonical chose to neglect the LTS part and implement
unfinished beta stuff in a version of Ubuntu on which everyone should be
able to rely.
Unfortunatly, they are now busy dropping gnome, X and god knows what.
Mark, I understand you're upset, but your comment is quite unhelpful
really, and the state of GNOME/gnome-shell/Unity and X/Wayland is
entirely irrelevant to Upstart and OpenSSH. Apart from anything else
the people doing the latter have nothing, zero, zilch, nada to do with
the former. If you're
Linked to bug 617515
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off-topic:
Did the upstart maintainer say how configuration is done in upstart? When I
look to /etc/init, there are also other scripts using /etc/default
$ grep -rl /etc/default/ /etc/init
/etc/init/apport.conf
/etc/init/gssd.conf
/etc/init/idmapd.conf
/etc/init/rpc_pipefs.conf
Scott's recommendation, in general, is that Upstart jobs should be
simple enough that it's reasonable to edit them directly.
/etc/default/ was introduced in the first place because /etc/init.d/
scripts were hard to edit and it was even harder to keep changes merged.
One goal of Upstart is that
Attached patch allows /etc/init/ssh.conf to use also the SSHD_OPTS from
/etc/default/ssh. So it doesn't matter how sshd is started (but it
should be clarified for the future!)
** Patch added: ssh_conf.diff
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/51173516/ssh_conf.diff
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The Upstart maintainer explicitly asked me not to do this.
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On Thu, May 06, 2010 at 09:31:06PM -, rswan wrote:
So how does one start and stop ssh? I used to use the /etc/init.d script
to start and stop sshd, which no longer works. If I kill the sshd
process a new one starts up.
'stop ssh'
'start ssh'
'restart ssh'
It's rather confusing, this
So how does one start and stop ssh? I used to use the /etc/init.d script
to start and stop sshd, which no longer works. If I kill the sshd
process a new one starts up.
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