[Expired for openssh (Ubuntu) because there has been no activity for 60
days.]
** Changed in: openssh (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Expired
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Excerpts from Jon's message of Tue Oct 18 19:10:18 UTC 2011:
> Hello Clint,
>
> >> No, upstart jobs are designed to be short and pointed ways to define how
> >> a daemon starts and stops. /etc/init.d is only for backward compatibility
> >> in an upstart system. The ssh init.d script was left the w
Hello Clint,
>> No, upstart jobs are designed to be short and pointed ways to define how
>> a daemon starts and stops. /etc/init.d is only for backward compatibility
>> in an upstart system. The ssh init.d script was left the way it is because
>> of chroot jails for sshd, but it is not necessary f
Excerpts from Jon's message of Mon Oct 17 23:27:30 UTC 2011:
> Hello Clint,
>
> >> sshd is no longer started and/or stopped with /etc/init.d/ssh unless you
> >> are running inside a chroot.
> I'm new to upstart, so forgive my ignorance, but I thought upstart still used
> the init scripts to star
After further testing, determined that my patch did not actually resolve
the issue.
Seems to be an issue with triggering the following sub:
check_rsa_keys () {
#Checks for the existance of RSA keys and generates them if necessary
RSA1_KEY=/etc/ssh/ssh_host_key
RSA_KEY=/etc/ssh/ssh_hos
** Patch removed: "Added subroutine to check and create SSH Host keys if they
are not present"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openssh/+bug/876910/+attachment/269/+files/ssh_init_fix.patch
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Hello Clint,
>> sshd is no longer started and/or stopped with /etc/init.d/ssh unless you are
>> running inside a chroot.
I'm new to upstart, so forgive my ignorance, but I thought upstart still used
the init scripts to start and/or stop the jobs.
>> The host keys are typically generated in the
Hi Jon, sshd is no longer started and/or stopped with /etc/init.d/ssh
unless you are running inside a chroot.
The host keys are typically generated in the postinstall script of
openssh-server. You can find the copy that should be used for this at
/var/lib/dpkg/info/openssh-server.postinst. So if y
** Patch added: "Added subroutine to check and create SSH Host keys if they are
not present"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/876910/+attachment/269/+files/ssh_init_fix.patch
** Description changed:
+ System Information
1) lsb_release -rd
Description:Ubuntu 11.10
Release:
