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os: add instructions to disable socket-activated sshd #800
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Please add an Ignition config as well. |
| # systemctl stop sshd.socket; systemctl restart sshd.service | ||
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| This process via cloud-config: |
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The same configuration can be achieved and an actively listening sshd started by providing a cloud-config like:
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Adds an additional section to Customizing the SSH Daemon doc.
This provides a work-around for: coreos/bugs#966 which was recently brought up on the mailing list.
Unit is based off of this gist from phillips: https://gist.github.com/philips/7e9f7d5990c9e3db65be22943308771d