So far I've used the go script to overwrite /etc/ssh and /root dirs with my own keys and config for shell, and persistent .bash_history file and such, like so;

# force overwrite root config to /root/ and etc/ssh and set permissions
cp -af /boot/config/xroot/. /root/
cp -af /boot/config/xssh/. /etc/ssh/
chmod -R 0700 /root
chmod 0600 /root/.ssh/*
chmod 0644 /etc/ssh/*

and then I manually rsync to update them from time to time, like so;

rsync -qua --min-size=1 --no-specials --no-devices --no-links /root/* /boot/config/xroot
rsync -qua --min-size=1 --no-specials --no-devices --no-links /etc/ssh/* /boot/config/xssh

but that last bit I would like to be able to perform automagically at shutdown or reboot. Any good spot for this?

Edited September 23, 20196 yr by Julius

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12 hours ago, Squid said:

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Yes, that will do, thanks!

Regarding ssh, do you know if it's easy to change the code that keeps updating the /etc/ssh content after each restart of sshd? I mean, even that last bit of my previous post (updating the source that I use to overwrite the ssh) isn't fail-safe, because I found out the hard way that unRAID updated the keys without me knowing. If someone at unRAID core is reading; could you please make that an Advanced option? Something like

"Leave /etc/ssh alone after initial ramdisk creation and sshd restarts [x]"

would help us a lot.