On Mon, 03 Oct 2016 16:57:34 +0200, ng0 wrote: > > ng0 <ngillm...@runbox.com> writes: > > > Can someone explain to the list how the example of the openssh-service > > is supposed to fit into a default users config based on the regular > > desktop.scm? So far I think this is a bad example but I have no idea how > > to improve it. > > > > You will typically have > > > > (services (cons* (gnome-desktop-service) > > (xfce-desktop-service) > > %desktop-services)) > > Damn, the machine I tested this on I added one pair of parens which > shouldn't have been there. > > (services (cons* (gnome-desktop-service) > (xfce-desktop-service) > (service > openssh-service-type > (openssh-configuration > (x11-forwarding? #t) > (permit-root-login 'without-password))) > %desktop-services)) > > works. The error messages could be more intuitive :) > > > When you do it by the book, the openssh-service will not work. > > > > Thanks to whoever worked on and added openssh by the way, it's a good > > addition. > >
It seems that originally there should have been `openssh-service' but is not present in 86d8f6d3efb8300a3354735cbf06be6c01e23243, just exported in gnu/services/ssh.scm:40. So I guess there are now two possible choices: a] remove export b] provide openssh-service Best regards, S_W
