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Hi, I am by no means an experienced Linux user, I am however trying to set up an OpenSSH server on Ubuntu 9.04. I seem to have it working using ...
  1. 09-07-2009 #1
    zbdrm
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    OpenSSH Stops Listening after first client

    Hi,

    I am by no means an experienced Linux user, I am however trying to set up an OpenSSH server on Ubuntu 9.04.

    I seem to have it working using publickeys, my only problem is that the server seems to stop listening for connections when the first session ends and i get this from the terminal:
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    ssh: connect to host <IP ADDRESS> port 22: Connection refused
    I then need to run this line to get it to start listening again.
    Code:
    /usr/sbin/sshd -f /home/zeb/sshd_config
    Can someone tell me how i can have it running all the time?

    Any help here appreciated,

    Zeb
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  2. 09-08-2009 #2
    raghaven.kumar
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    You can actually put a logout script.
    Eg., If its a bash shell, you can use a file .bash_logout which you need to create in the home directory of the user u use to connect the remote machine
    .bash_logout and .logout: Leaving linux/UNIX
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