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OpenSSH 1:4.7p1-12.maemo1
Hi,
I've just put OpenSSH 1:4.7p1-12.maemo1 into extras-devel for gregale, bora and chinook. Almost all changes in this release candidate are taken from Debian. Please, test it and report your findings. If no bugs are found I'll release it to extras and maemo/donwloads in near future. BR, Ed |
Re: OpenSSH 1:4.7p1-12.maemo1
Hi, thanks for the update.
in my n800, os2008 I got this message: Code:
/home/user # apt-get install openssh openssh-client openssh-common thanks again. |
Re: OpenSSH 1:4.7p1-12.maemo1
Unfortunately I can't reproduce this behaviour on my tablet. I'll try again and if I find what's happening I'll fix it.
Can you describe your system, please? Which IT OS do you use? Do you have some something unusual installed? Thanks, |
Re: OpenSSH 1:4.7p1-12.maemo1
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My system; n800, dual booting, with rotate. os2008...50-2 and have restored from backup. The flash partition has only few programs, python, and rotate. The mmc boot has a lot of stuff. The same behaviour happen with the last update too on both partitions.. This time I only installed the update in the mmc. If it helps, I can provide any info from the non updated yet partition or try something that will provide you with more info. (I plan to upgrade in the next few days to diablo, so not a problem if things break.) |
Re: OpenSSH 1:4.7p1-12.maemo1
It seems that files in your /etc/rc2.d/ are not symlinks. Most probably it has nothing to do with openssh. Something is broken on your system. Every file in /etc/rc2.d/ has to be symlink to file in /etc/init.d/.
so, quick fix for openssh installation issue would be to replace files to symlinks manually and then install the package. Proper solution is to find out when symlinks became files in there and how it happened. |
Re: OpenSSH 1:4.7p1-12.maemo1
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I continue simply out of curiosity. If you have more important stuff to do feel free to ignore. ;) All seem to me as symlinks. Code:
/etc/rc2.d $ ls -all |
Re: OpenSSH 1:4.7p1-12.maemo1
And if you try to install openssh-server on your system you get this error?
invoke-rc.d: not a symlink: "/etc/rc2.d/S20ssh" Unbelievable! Can you check if /etc/init.d/ssh exists? ls -s /etc/init.d/ssh |
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Code:
~ $ ls -s /etc/init.d/ssh Simply by; mv S20ssh S20ssh.old apt-get install openssh-server mv S20ssh.old S20ssh All seem to work now.. Thanks again. |
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