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Linux SSH not working
Posted on 2012-03-22
Hi all,
I had ssh working, but it seems to have stopped. I restarted the service and that is running. DOes someone know how to install another ssh client or maybe what I should check for?
I believe this occured after I installed vsftpd
Thanks
I had ssh working, but it seems to have stopped. I restarted the service and that is running. DOes someone know how to install another ssh client or maybe what I should check for?
I believe this occured after I installed vsftpd
Thanks
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Which Linux distribution are you using? Version?
If ssh stopped, it has to do with ssh server not client. It doesn't have anything to do with vsftpd as well so I am a little confused to as what you are actually trying to do.
If it is a problem of service not starting by itself after rebooting, the solution should be simple enough but is distribution dependent.
Redhat familly command would be
chkconfig sshd on
Ubuntu family
update-rc.d sshd defaults
If ssh stopped, it has to do with ssh server not client. It doesn't have anything to do with vsftpd as well so I am a little confused to as what you are actually trying to do.
If it is a problem of service not starting by itself after rebooting, the solution should be simple enough but is distribution dependent.
Redhat familly command would be
chkconfig sshd on
Ubuntu family
update-rc.d sshd defaults
Debian, newest release, I thing its 6.03; I did reboot and that didnt work either.....
the service is starting but for some reason i cant access the server from ssh any longer. are there any logs to show where the issue may be?
the service is starting but for some reason i cant access the server from ssh any longer. are there any logs to show where the issue may be?
I did not tell you to reboot. I said it appears that sshd doesn't start after reboot.
Issue command to check
netstat -antpu | grep 22
See if there are any sshd daemons listening
Issue command
Ubuntu family
update-rc.d sshd defaults
And reboot again to see if it works after reboot
Issue command to check
netstat -antpu | grep 22
See if there are any sshd daemons listening
Issue command
Ubuntu family
update-rc.d sshd defaults
And reboot again to see if it works after reboot
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