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eudoxos
Asked: 2012-10-05 09:31:12 +0800 CST

How to have ssh running in the rescue mode?

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If I select rescue mode in GRUB, ssh is not run. I have to type start ssh to have it running. Can I made this be done automatically for me?

Typical situation is with broken graphics, when I need to login to the box remotely. Now, I have to type start ssh blindly first and hope.

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    When your system starts into the rescue mode, it uses the so called single user mode. This is runlevel 1. You'll find all programs which start here in /etc/rc1.d (starting with S).

    You have to add ssh to runlevel 1. You can do this by making a symlink from /etc/init.d/ssh to /etc/rc1.d/S99ssh. The command update-rc.d assists you here. If you need a graphical program you can use bum (boot up manager).

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