On Wed, 30 Apr 2008, dglen2000 wrote:
> --- In Jason Stahls <> wrote:
>>
>> Ooops, I'm talking out of my butt. TS-Linux and Debian don't do that.
>> They do have /etc/securetty tho which dictates what devices root may
>> logon to.
>>
>> Jason
>>
>
> I tried creating a test user and tried again. I had the same results
> for both ssh and FTP... nothing different. I also added a line shh in
> /etc/securetty to no avail.
Check out the documentation on the securetty file.
man securetty
on a linux box or use google. That will tell you what you need to add to
the file. Adding random guff and praying gets you no where :-)
> I would be happy to try it with TSLinux, but for some reason I cant
> see in the etc directory.
???
Try this as root
cd /etc
ls
if there are no files your system is screwed!
> Any other ideas why the TS-7400 would reject all shh and FTP?
Let's start by being accurate shall we - it's ssh, shh - it stands for
Secure SHell.
Ok I've only used a ts7200, but this is what I'd do...
If the ssh server running on the ts7400 is dropbear then have you created
a system key?
Login as root and do this...
dropbearkey -t rsa -f /etc/dropbear/dropbear_rsa_host_key
Next is dropbear running?
ps | grep dropbear
If not then start it as root
dropbear
(you will need to organise that dropbear is started when the system
boots.)
Then try to ssh into the system.
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