bascule wrote on Mon, Oct 28, 2002 at 01:53:31PM +0000 : > i've just installed openssh-server and when i try to start sshd i get > privilege seperation: user sshd does not exist > before i create this user, what options should i create it with, obviously > it's a system user and doesn't need a home etc. but what else, after all ssh > is a security minded tool, no point having it if it's not set up correctly
Run 'rpm -q --scripts openssh-server' and you'll see the command that is
normally used to create that user. Run that command (type it in
manually) and then it will start properly.
Blue skies... Todd
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