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Hi all I have libranet and I have lately learned to work with ssh . I have enabled ssh from adminmenu > Network > Services . I want to know ...
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    Hi all

    I have libranet and I have lately learned to work with ssh .

    I have enabled ssh from adminmenu > Network > Services .

    I want to know that how should I enable it from linux shell , what is the

    command for that ?

    ( Attention : Libranet starts the ssh daemon automatically but it is disabled

    by default. )

    Thanks in advance.

    Alenoosh

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    That sounds (to me) like something in a config file. If you want it to be started AND enabled at boot, take a look in /etc/ssh/ there is probably something in there that makes it disabled at start time

    if you can find that, change it to enable, and restart the sshd, and you should find that it starts (enabled) at boot
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    To enable it from shell, type "/etc/init.d/ssh start"

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    Hi

    Thanks for ur attention.

    I think I have not explained my problem so well , so u got me wrong.

    I have libranet and in Libranet the ssh daemon starts and stops

    automatically while booting but in order to use it we should enable it and I

    can enable it ( by using the adminmenu program that is included in LIbranet ) .

    I want to know the other way of enabling it - I mean the shell command ?

    Thanks alot

    Alenoosh

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    try:
    Code:
    /etc/init.d/sshd start
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