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SSH server failing to start, Ubuntu 6.10
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| Signals 2007-01-06, 7:18 pm |
| Hello, everyone! Happy new year and holiday to those who celebrate.
I'm working on setting up an Ubuntu 6.10 install on a laptop, and for
some reason, I can't get SSH to init at all. It spits out no warning,
just simply fails when I try to start the service with proper
permissions to do so. If there's a log file I'm missing out on, or any
ideas from those willing to help, I'll provide any more necessary info
or try anything. I haven't run into this problem at all, and my
google-fu isn't strong enough for finding this out on my own it seems.
Thanks for taking the time!
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| AJackson 2007-01-06, 7:18 pm |
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Signals wrote:
> Hello, everyone! Happy new year and holiday to those who celebrate.
>
> I'm working on setting up an Ubuntu 6.10 install on a laptop, and for
> some reason, I can't get SSH to init at all. It spits out no warning,
> just simply fails when I try to start the service with proper
> permissions to do so. If there's a log file I'm missing out on, or any
> ideas from those willing to help, I'll provide any more necessary info
> or try anything. I haven't run into this problem at all, and my
> google-fu isn't strong enough for finding this out on my own it seems.
>
> Thanks for taking the time!
Try to reconfigure package with "dpkg-reconfigure -plow package-name"
Also have a look in /usr/share/doc/package-name/ for ducumentation.
And you could also have a look into /etc/defaults/package-name
Good luck
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| Signals 2007-01-06, 7:18 pm |
| AJackson wrote:
> Signals wrote:
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> Try to reconfigure package with "dpkg-reconfigure -plow package-name"
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> Also have a look in /usr/share/doc/package-name/ for ducumentation.
> And you could also have a look into /etc/defaults/package-name
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> Good luck
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Thanks a lot for the advice. Will do!
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