ng0 <contact....@cryptolab.net> skribis: > I have my openssh-service configured like this (not exactly, but it > serves an example well enough to not expose too much): > > (service openssh-service-type > (openssh-configuration > (port-number 2200) > (password-authentication? #t) > (permit-root-login 'without-password))) > > Now, when I reconfigure the system, ssh-daemon is started and I can ssh in. > When I reboot and try to ssh into the machine again, I see ssh-daemon is > stopped and I can't log in from a remote machine. > > The issue seems to be that network-service is taking too long to come up > and therefore ssh-service is stopped at system boot similar to something > like this: > > * starting ssh-daemon-service > * ssh-daemon depends on networking-service > * stopping ssh-daemon-service
Could you send the relevant part of /var/log/shepherd.log, which shows messages corresponding to the startup of the ‘networking’ and ‘ssh-daemon’ services? TIA, Ludo’.
