Diamond Software wrote:
My apologies for wasting people's time - I hadn't noticed that the
fink OpenSSH stores its config file in a different location. All was
fine once I modified the correct file. :) I'm also very happy to
report that the new OpenSSH installation fixed both of my problems
with Apple's borked version.
Now, if anyone knows the best way to get this to launch at startup
instead of /usr/sbin/sshd, I'd appreciate it. I tried disabling SSH
in Sharing prefs, then creating a new LaunchDaemon file in /Library
for my fink-installed sshd. This resulted in one copy of my sshd
firing up and two copies of /usr/sbin/sshd launching, and no
connection being made. Alternatively, I could try just moving /usr/
sbin/sshd out of the way and symlinking, if that's the cleanest way.
I appreciate any suggestions as to the best way to handle this.
- Joshua Ochs
First turn off /usr/sbin/sshd via the usual means (the Sharing System
Preference).
The standard Fink way to enable its sshd is to use "daemonic enable ssh".
--AH
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