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#1 2019-09-24 14:25:28

olly
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From: South West England
Registered: 2017-08-22
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[SOLVED] openssh - failed to enable ssh.socket

hi
just doing a re-install of arch as normal and got a new error - failed to enable ssh.socket. Had a dig around and it seems the socket is not shipped with the main package anymore because of issues, and a general dislike of socket activation. What is the best advice :
- is this correct
- Is this permanent
- should I create a socket activator
- forget it and just enable ssh
- does that create a system overhead
- is it a good idea generally to not have
socket activation

Opinions would be welcome

Olly

Last edited by olly (2019-09-25 12:19:56)


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#2 2019-09-24 15:02:21

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Re: [SOLVED] openssh - failed to enable ssh.socket


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#3 2019-09-24 15:17:39

olly
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From: South West England
Registered: 2017-08-22
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Re: [SOLVED] openssh - failed to enable ssh.socket

Thanks for reply
Indeed. But what I'm thinking is what is the best thing to do. The issues seem to be caused by an overload of use, whereas on a simple home system this would not be a problem. Either create a socket and avoid the unnecessary overhead of the ssh daemon, or is the overhead negligible and avoiding socket activation  the arch philosophy now.

Last edited by olly (2019-09-24 15:38:10)


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