I have OpenSSH set to auto_install, but every time I boot my server (since upgrading to 5.0b6a), it does not start up.  I checked the System Log through WebGUI, and do not see anything related to SSH.  Anywhere else to check, or any suggestions?

 

Thanks

Seems when I explicitly put 'sh /boot/packages/openssh....auto_install' in my go script, it starts up.  I wonder why the 'auto_install' find and execute command isn't picking it up? Strange..

It appears when running the "auto_install" command in the go script, it sorts the libraries, and installs in that order.  OpenSSH depends on OpenSSL to be installed, but the OpenSSH library proceeds OpenSSL alphabetically.  I modified the first if condition to be:

 

if [ ! -f /usr/lib/libssl.so.0 ]
then
#install openssl dependency
installpkg openssl-solibs-0.9.8i-i486-1.tgz
#exit
fi 

 

Must comment out/remove 'exit', or else it'll exit the script before installing OpenSSH!

Thanks for sharing this. I'm having the same issue. Not sure whether I understand your guidance on fixing this. I have included the following in my go script, but still no luck.

 

# Start openssh
if [ ! -f /usr/lib/libssl.so.0 ]
then
# Install openssl dependency
installpkg openssl-solibs-0.9.8i-i486-1.tgz
fi 
sh /boot/packages/openssh-5.1p1-i486-1.tgz.auto_install

 

I'm probably missing something obvious here, all pointers on how to get openssh working on a reboot are greatly appreciated!

 

Hmm, that looks ok.  I modified the openssh auto_install script, but I don't think it should matter.  Is that before or after the 'go' script runs the "auto_install" line?  Try modifying your openssh auto_install script like I did, and just let the go script run that one line installing all 'auto_install' packages.

Thank you, thank you! Changing the auto_install script did the trick.

I had this exact same issue and got lucky to find this thread which helped solve my problem!

 

Thanks you guys!