But, I'm not currently backing up (via .filetool.lst) /etc/ssh/*key . Should I? I would've thought that would not work because the ssh service is started before the files are restored. Or, am I confused?Does adding
/etc/init.d/ssh start
to /opt/bootlocal.sh
help.
This will run as root and occurs after the backup is restored.[I thought I replied to this, but I cannot find my response.]
I tried adding
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etc/ssh/ssh_host_key etc/ssh/ssh_host_key.pub etc.
to .filetool.lst and then adding
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/etc/init.d/ssh restart
to /opt/bootlocal.sh, but these changes did not help.
I guess I'll have to live with it.start <> restart
Why start it in the first place? When you can start it in bootlocal.sh
If you start it at boot and then want to re-read the configurations then look at
reload or perhaps force-reload
Look at the script options in /etc/init.d/ssh
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start <> restart
Why start it in the first place? When you can start it in bootlocal.sh
Oh, I see. You mean, I shouldn't use the cheatcode?Next Page...
original here.