francois wrote: > It's X86. > > If I start sshd manuallly in maintenance mode it starts without problem. but > I would like it to start automatically without human intervention. > > There's no simple way to achieve this ?
You could change the dependencies so milestone/single-user depends on network/ssh (it might not be sufficient though). You could also use a rc script in /etc/rcS.d to enable network/ssh. > > I'm surprised no one asked this before, i'm new to solaris world but I can't > imagine to have no remote access to a production server that would reboot in > maintenance mode for x y reason to repair it. That's probably because you can generally access a server remotely through the serial port (using a network serial concentrator for example) - that allows you to access the system even if it doesn't boot up into single-user mode. -- Renaud
