Is there somewhere that we can configure the default port for SSH?  If not, I'd like to request it

 

Thanks.

Edit /etc/ssh/sshd_config by removing the comment from the Port line.  Set to the port to the value you want and copy the file to /boot/config/ssh.  It'll get copied over during a boot and then you'll have your port set.  If you don't want to reboot... run /etc/rc.d/rc.ssh restart which will restart the ssh daemon.

 

 

ahh excellent.  thanks overbyrn

 

So given that openSSH is now built in I have to ask, would it be too hard, and would you be willing, to reimagine your plugin to act as a config front end to openSSH?

ahh excellent.  thanks overbyrn

 

So given that openSSH is now built in I have to ask, would it be too hard, and would you be willing, to reimagine your plugin to act as a config front end to openSSH?

Yeah, I was thinking on re-working it as a front end to the baked in version.  Shouldn't be too much effort.  I doubt Tom intends to add much to the existing ssh config.  Users defined within unRAID gui have always been without a shell and I imagine he doesn't plan to change that logic, which he'd have to be prepared to do if per-user ssh config settings were possible.  I'll see what I can work up in the next few days.

 

 

ahh excellent.  thanks overbyrn

 

So given that openSSH is now built in I have to ask, would it be too hard, and would you be willing, to reimagine your plugin to act as a config front end to openSSH?

Yeah, I was thinking on re-working it as a front end to the baked in version.  Shouldn't be too much effort.  I doubt Tom intends to add much to the existing ssh config.  Users defined within unRAID gui have always been without a shell and I imagine he doesn't plan to change that logic, which he'd have to be prepared to do if per-user ssh config settings were possible.  I'll see what I can work up in the next few days.

 

Well you never know until you ask.  Certainly now is the time to bring it up with Tom.  Not to volunteer you or anything, but you certainly know the ins and outs better than I do.  I also can't say I personally have a need for that functionality but that doesn't mean it isn't worthwhile of course. [shrug] in either case, a workable front end will be much appreciated and might be the first step.