I know this bug well :-) It was introduced with some openssh
package update.
/boot/system/settings/ssh/sshd_config needs to have "PermitRootLogin
yes"
instead of "nopasswd"
user has UID 0, thus sshd says 'user' is root :-)
nopasswd is actually a sane setting here, however it means you have to
somehow get an rsa public key on the machine without ssh.
On 2017-03-14 13:06, Ralf Schülke wrote:
Then it is a bug.
Am 14.03.2017 19:04 schrieb "Dave Thompson" <Dwt@xxxxxxxxxxx>:
No luck I’m afraid. This is what I did:
* Disable SSHD using the Network preflet and check /var/log/syslog
to ensure the sshd shut down (‘Received signal 15; terminating’)
* Ran passwd and changed the password to something simple
* Started SSHD using the Network preflet and checked syslog to
ensure it comes up
* Tried to ssh user@localhost – new password wouldn’t work.
Thanks for your continued help,
Dave
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Sure you stop sshd and useradd and set passwd. Restart .
Am 14.03.2017 18:55 schrieb "Dave Thompson" <Dwt@xxxxxxxxxxx>:
Followed that to the letter.
Dave
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https://www.haiku-os.org/guides/daily-tasks/netservices [1]
Am 14.03.2017 18:48 schrieb "Dave Thompson" <Dwt@xxxxxxxxxxx>:
Seems to be an issue with logging in via SSH after setting a
password using the passwd command; the password I set never works…
I see ‘sshd[394]: User user password has expired (root forced)”
Any ideas?
Dave
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Thank you very much!
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Its useradd
Am 14.03.2017 18:19 schrieb "Dave Thompson" <Dwt@xxxxxxxxxxx>:
Halfway through setup, but Haiku 51018 is telling me that adduser
isn't a found command?
Any ideas? This is the latest build from the nightlies.
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OK! Would a headless install of VirtualBox be sufficient?
Dave
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On Mon, Mar 13, 2017 at 08:59:23PM +0000, Dave Thompson wrote:
All,Wiki - the one I've been going on about in the forums; I'm going to
I've provisioned a server which I'm going to use for the Haiku
put it online to gauge interest.
in a Datacentre in Germany and has 1TB of RAID disk space, 16GB RAM
However, the server itself is actually pretty beefy - it's running
and 1GB of bandwidth... so my question is, can the Haiku team make
use of it for mirroring or building code?
Yes :)
There are two ways you can contribute build machines to the Haiku
project:
- If you run Haiku (natively or in a virtual machine), we can use it
as
a package buildbot. It will then compile recipes from haikuports.
We
are currently working on setting this up and do need some servers.
- If you don't want to run Haiku on it, you can also contribute it
as a
buildbot, that will compile Haiku code and generate nightly
builds.
I don't know if we have detailed instructions for the second case.
For the first one, all you need to do is install Haiku (recent
nightly) and grant us some ssh access, we can automate the setup
from there.
--
Adrien.
Links:
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[1] https://www.haiku-os.org/guides/daily-tasks/netservices
