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#17
Originally Posted by R-R View Post

I've got the same problem, if i kill sshd or do ./sshd stop, it doesn't change anything, i can still connect to ssh... Worst case i get booted but the server is still there.

I'm not used to upstart yet, how am i supposed to disable something without edition the main scripts for a hack?

i think you didnt stop the autostart. the server will automatically run again once someone tries to establish a connection to it.

im pretty sure "rm -f /etc/rc2.d/s55ssh" worked for me the first time before i messed up with the ln command.

if that doesnt work then guess you'll have to try that script