ChrisSMG
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Uninstalled SSH remotely?! Help reinstalling!
Ok, i totally botched up here. While logged into my Fedora machine I accidently pasted and ran:
yum remove openssh-server openssh-clients
Without remembering I rebooted the machine and now im locked out. What are my options? Surely there is a way to get yum to install openssh-server and openssh-clients without actually logging in via ssh.
ANY help would be appreciated. I've got limited ftp access, but as far as i know, no telnet access. What can I do?! Thanks
yum remove openssh-server openssh-clients
Without remembering I rebooted the machine and now im locked out. What are my options? Surely there is a way to get yum to install openssh-server and openssh-clients without actually logging in via ssh.
ANY help would be appreciated. I've got limited ftp access, but as far as i know, no telnet access. What can I do?! Thanks
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Neither cases.No webmin or SSH access
You mean telnet... ;)
Anyway, that means you'll have plan a trip to datacenter like ran' already suggested...
Anyway, that means you'll have plan a trip to datacenter like ran' already suggested...
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Alright guys, total bummer.
nothing much hard.
login throught telnet ( some user )
someuser$su -
enter root password
You can install Package using rpm from directory to net... also which explaine below..
root@home#rpm -ivh http://Server_name/openssh-x.x.xx.rpm
OR if have local where running Webserver (some other PC ) you download all packages which u want to install copy in Webserver ROOT Directory and you can directory install from following commnd.
Regards,
linux2000in
linux2000in at yahoo dot com
login throught telnet ( some user )
someuser$su -
enter root password
You can install Package using rpm from directory to net... also which explaine below..
root@home#rpm -ivh http://Server_name/openssh-x.x.xx.rpm
OR if have local where running Webserver (some other PC ) you download all packages which u want to install copy in Webserver ROOT Directory and you can directory install from following commnd.
Regards,
linux2000in
linux2000in at yahoo dot com
so funny comment by linux2000in, ChrisSMG didnt login to his remote server bcos he already disable telnet as well as ssh so how he ll login through telnet?
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I'm going ahead and having the tech at the datacenter reinstall it. Thanks anyways guys.
thanks too
ranadastidar ,
I did not read properly !! :( So, i understood telent access is there.
www.linux-directory.net
I did not read properly !! :( So, i understood telent access is there.
www.linux-directory.net
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