Other Help Topics :: preserve ssh cert and user base across boots?

Hi,

I am booting from the cd with no hd installed and a thumb drive as my repository for settings etc. My files and IP settings are saved across reboots but my SSH certificate and my ssh user's and passwords go missing when I reboot.

How can I preserve these for use after a reboot?

Thanks,

Brian H.
Uxbridge Ont.

Save the keys from /etc/ssh and user/passwords from /etc/shadow and /etc/passwd then start the daemon from bootlocal.sh (add '/etc/init.d/ssh start') iirc
or if not, there's a forum search

Thanks, that all works great !

Is there a way to suppress the CD eject at a reboot ?

Brian H.
Uxbridge Ont

The cheatcode "noeject"

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The cheatcode "noeject"

How do I invoke that at a reboot?

How do I invoke that at an ssh session reboot?

Or was this a joke ? I don't see 'noeject' in the DSL Wiki list of cheat codes.

I need something that will persist across reboots so I don't have to remember to do it if I reboot remotely a year from now.

Thanks,

Brian H.

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