I don't see how your reply has anything to do with the bug report.
Servers reachable via network only have a huge problem, if they are booted into
"single" user mode.
Without any console or noone near a console such a server is dead and the only
way to "fix" the problem
would be a hard power cyc
Hmm, I'd be very surprised to boot a machine into "single" user mode and
find that I've opened myself up to remote ssh login's, giving
potentially other people (not me in front of the console) remote access
to the system. Single user mode is generally intended for infrequent
maintenance, and tradi
Please do not reject bugs unless you are a developer.
** Changed in: openssh (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => Confirmed
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please start ssh for single user mode
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Requested is against security best practices. A local sys admin who
WANTS this change has a simple work around available.
** Changed in: openssh (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Invalid
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@Andreas,
As I said above, the single user mode is expressly designed to prohibit
ssh access, and for good reason. Dustin's intuitive answer is right on
target.
However, if you want to have ssh access in single user mode for your own
installation, simply execute this command and reboot:
$ sudo e
This one should be closed as invalid.
The idea behind the single parameter is to prevent just the sort of
thing requested here by requiring the machine to run in single-user
mode.
Better practice in the situation described would be to set a
sufficiently complex root password for the server as par
I think we may get this with the initscript reorganisations in feisty.
** Changed in: openssh (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Wishlist
Status: Unconfirmed => Confirmed
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please start ssh for single user mode
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