Joshua Moore wrote:
I'm having odd problems:
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I got ssh out but not in. I was having working on the addressing problems, because I'm within a large organization with very specialized networks. (Theory 1)
hmm, must be a very special network that ssh-ing in will not work *medidating*
With the "v_sshd" or "ListenAddress" changes, I'm fairly confident that I could get ssh in working. It's more that I wasn't sure if I could make the changes without interrupting anyone else's services. (We have NFS, sge, and various other daemons running.)
xterms on the physical machine? so you mean vserver enter locked your machine?
Yes, but not exactly. I can log in to terminals; I get the /etc/motd; then everything freezes. No prompt, no further reactions. A similar freeze results from "vserver v1 exec".
very interesting, try from the text console ...
I tried from all but one; I needed at least one to "sync;reboot".
what the hell is a networked user?
A networked user is one who's /etc/passwd, /etc/group, /home, etc. is all either yp'ed in or nfs-mounted.
as networked??? user or as local user? if former, I would guess this is related to the unknown thingy above ...
Currently I only start vserver's with root.
Thanks again, Josh.
