Public bug reported:
Just after installing openssh-server, there is no ssh service in the
initctl's list. Consequently, the SSH server cannot be started:
# initctl start ssh
initctl: Unknown job: ssh
# dpkg -l | grep ssh
ii openssh-client 1:6.6p1-2ubuntu2
As an update, the ssh.conf file exists in /etc/init :
# ls /etc/init/*ssh*
/etc/init/ssh.conf
and it looks correct (I haven't modified any files in /etc/init).
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1367214
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Thanks, adding --system apparently helps.
The verbosity is awful / nonexistent, I can only guess the command did
anything by seeing the PID changing:
# initctl --system restart ssh
ssh start/running, process 22389
# initctl --system restart ssh
ssh start/running, process 22394
Adding -v (the
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