On 2014-08-01, Russell Brown wrote: > I've got the client booting (PXE) and working (using NFS root) but need > to be able to ssh onto it to check X setups, see what's on the USB bus, > send tests to the parallel port etc etc. All the normal stuff.
I'm curious if you need to "check X setups" because they're not working? > If I try to ssh onto the client from the server, I get > >>"Read from socket failed: Connection reset by peer". > > Port 22 is open on the client and sshd is running. > > Using a shell session on the client and trying 'ssh -l root localhost' I > get: > >>Could not create directory: '/root/.ssh'. >>Read from socket failed: Connection reset by peer. > > /root is a directory but I can't access it, getting 'Permission Denied' > (even though I'm UID 0 on the client). It sounds like you don't have a writeable filesystem configured. What's the output of: cat /proc/cmdline ls -ld /root df -h on a client? How did you create the chroot? Did you copy it over from another server? > I've Googled and tried teaking lts.conf adding: > >>RCFILE_01="ssh-keygen -A" >>LTSP_RW_DIRS_EXTRA = /root /etc/ssh >>LTSP_COPY_DIRS_EXTRA = /root /etc/ssh > > but that makes no difference. RW_DIRS/COPY_DIRS/ltsp-bindmounts was essentially obsoleted in wheezy, as the whole filesystem should be made writeable using aufs. live well, vagrant
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