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BlogLinuxArch Linux 2007.08

Arch Linux 2007.08

Linode
The Linode Security Team
October 30, 2007

Arch Linux 2007.08 is available for install from the distro wizard.

I’m not an Arch user so feel free to point out any deficiencies in the template 😉

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Comments (1)

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    Charles Melbye

    Sorry for the late comment, but could you guys possibly enable sshd by default? This can be done by:
    1. Install openssh: pacman -Sy openssh
    2. Add sshd to the DAEMONS array in /etc/rc.conf
    3. Add this to /etc/hosts.allow: sshd: ALLOW

    This would make it a lot easier for Arch users so we can just ssh into our Linodes immediately. Thanks, Charlie.

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