Etienne Charlier wrote:
>
> Wouldn't be better to comment the exit 0 in the scripts released by Jacques
> ?
That's what I meant. Commenting the exit 0 in /etc/init.d/sshd
allows that script to run through to its end, during which time
it attempts to start sshd stand-alone.
In addition to commenting the exit 0, you would want to comment
the ssh line in /etc/inetd.conf. That way, you only get a stand-alone
daemon and inetd will not try to start one.
What I describe applies to J. Nilo's recent release of sshd.lrp.
> In the current situation, we must edit something to make it work
> ( the script or the inetd.conf)
Both with the current sshd.lrp, if you want standalone.
Standalone is very good. It will spawn an instance of
the sshd for each new connection.
> if the default script has the exit 0 commented, it will work stand alone.
Correct if you meant the /etc/init.d/sshd file by "default script."
> If one wants inetd then she must edit 2 files (the script and inetd.conf) ??
It sounds like you have it exactly backward.
2 files to edit for stand-alone (inted.conf and sshd)
or 1 file to edit for inted-run. ( only inted.conf )
if we're talking about the new sshd.lrp from J. Nilo.
> Regards
> Etienne
Btw, what's wanadoo? I get many more hacking attempts
from that domain than any other. The famous ftp hack
from [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
matt
> PS:congratulation to all the persons making the leaf project what it is
> ( a greatly usefull piece of work)
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