2012 ssh problem reintroduced in jessie lite 20170302

[skypi]

2012 ssh problem reintroduced in jessie lite 20170302
fortunately solution was in an old post..

wasted an hour or so on this
quite annoying! what would MacArthur say eh!
Can we have some better quality control on software please!

sudo rm -f /etc/ssh/ssh_host*
sudo dpkg-reconfigure openssh-server

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[kusti8]

2012 ssh problem reintroduced in jessie lite 20170302
fortunately solution was in an old post..

wasted an hour or so on this
quite annoying! what would MacArthur say eh!
Can we have some better quality control on software please!

sudo rm -f /etc/ssh/ssh_host*
sudo dpkg-reconfigure openssh-server

viewtopic.php?f=91&t=16841

No idea what you're talking about. It has worked fine for me. You did enable the ssh server?

[jamesh]

2012 ssh problem reintroduced in jessie lite 20170302
fortunately solution was in an old post..

wasted an hour or so on this
quite annoying! what would MacArthur say eh!
Can we have some better quality control on software please!

sudo rm -f /etc/ssh/ssh_host*
sudo dpkg-reconfigure openssh-server

viewtopic.php?f=91&t=16841

Checked, nothing wrong with the SSH stuff - I use it every day.

What was your exact problem including all symptoms, how you arrived at it, and how did you fix it?

[ShiftPlusOne]

This could happen if you have yanked the power out of the pi during first boot, while the ssh host keys are being generated.

[skypi]

This could happen if you have yanked the power out of the pi during first boot, while the ssh host keys are being generated.

yes, thanks! that might explain it then!

guess a bit of messing to auto recover on next boot if initial boot script not registered as successful by contents/prescence of some file (perhaps simply dont delete/create whatever triggers the first boot script until it is completely successful perhaps? so it will run on subsequent reboots until it has run correctly...)

anyway this forum is a great resource!

I should have added a ? at the end of the title of the post LOL

is it true that the zero had slowed down to 700mhz, was that in the 20170302 edition, it now also auto resizes partition on reboot, and I guess an unplug during that could be nasty, myself I would rather do that partition resize manually so I know it may take a while, and would allow a dd to be taken of the sd after some customisation without having a huge partition on a 16gb sd card.

now first boot job is slow and as I was setting it up headless (then had to waste time setting up connected to a terminal) I was expecting ssh to become available much sooner having already got a pi zero before this one and observed how fast 1ghz boot was....