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Worked perfectly now.. Thanks a lot..
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Im running a server with FreeBSD 6.2-RELEASE.<br />
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Problem:<br />
Unless i log into the server once, it wont let me log into it using ssh. Once i log into it locally then i could log remotely to it via SSH. Will not work until i log into it locally first. If i need to restart the server remotely i wont be able to log back into it unless i go physically to it and log it once.<br />
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I know this is a config issue. Can you help and do i need to post any config file here?<br />
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Thanks!
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Im running a server with FreeBSD 6.2-RELEASE.

Problem:
Unless i log into the server once, it wont let me log into it using ssh. Once i log into it locally then i could log remotely to it via SSH. Will not work until i log into it locally first. If i need to restart the server remotely i wont be able to log back into it unless i go physically to it and log it once.

I know this is a config issue. Can you help and do i need to post any config file here?

Thanks!

BSD - CANT SSH IN REMOTELY IF I DONT LOG IN LOCALLY FIRST

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