Hi all, I have a machine that will be placed in a remote location, and have no physical access to. The connection will be made through ssh only.
I'd like to make it as resilient to failure as possible. A big concern to me is for a disk failure to happen (say a power outage), and the machine to be rebooted in single user mode. At that point, the machine has no network access, and so I lose contact to it. Is there any way to disable going to single user mode when fsck is not happy? Is it reasonable to change the /etc/fstab to modify the fsck flag from 1 and 2 to 0, to bypass the fsck checks ? Alternatively, is there a way to have ssh access in single user mode? Thanks! Jake
