Here the kernel config, obtained with zcat /proc/config.gz free To allow ssh root access, just create a /root/.ssh/authorized_keys file and put in it your ssh public key (see ssh-keygen(1) man page).
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Once started, you can add sshd to the list of services to start automatically, and initialize the lastlog:Įcho sshd > /etc/initng/runlevel/nlevelįiles /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow will be “sanitized” on each reboot, so it is useless to change the root password or change the users login shell (default to /bin/false). To start sshd - the very first time be prepared to wait some minutes for host keys generation - run: The ssh daemon is already installed in the LaCie d2 Network, but it does not start automatically.
If you have some problem running initng commans, try to send a SIGHUP signal to initng: stop_unneeded : Stop all services, not in runlevel reload_service : Reload service data from disk ( reparse /etc/initng ) zap : Resets a failed service, so it can be restarted. states : Print out all possible states. help_all : Print out verbose list of all commands. help : Print what commands you can send to initng. InitNGControl (0.6.10.2 ) by Jimmy Wennlund
The main tool for initng is ngc, used to start/stop the services, query the status of a service, etc. LaCie operating system does not use the traditional sysvinit to start the services on boot, it uses the initng replacement.
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