Chris Cohen wrote:
Yes, i know.
But, with my cf mounted ro I wasn't able to login via ssh.
Yes. I've just tested mounting the CF ro and SSH does indeed not get me
through to a shell, even with /tmp and /var each in an mfs. I haven't
yet set up a log server to see what the specific errors
Chris Cohen wrote:
Yes, i know.
But, with my cf mounted ro I wasn't able to login via ssh. I think someone on
misc@ told me to place /dev in an mfs. Did that and everything worked fine.
I think openssh needs write access to the ttyp devices.
Never occurred to me. Thanks. I would have
It looks like the trick was to mount the mfs version of /dev on top of
the regular /dev, the system did not like to boot with only a read-only
/dev or with only a mount point for /dev
Currently the system successfully boots read only and SSHd accepts logins.
Below is /etc/fstab for the
Chris Cohen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Openssh needs to write to some devices. (Don't know which ones..)
sshd wants to change permissions on /dev/ttyXX when you login so that only
you can write to it (or your group) - i originally dealt with this in
flashdist by making /dev/ttyXX symbolic
