sshd : redirecting to systemctl

**makhyoun** · 19-Jan-2012, 02:53

Dear all :
I have installed suse 12.1 and I am using mpirun /mpich1 the command: sudo /etc/ssh/sshd start does not work. The output is "sshd: redirecting to systemctl"

I need help to make the ssh daemon to start.

Best regard

M.Makhyoun

**martin_helm** · 19-Jan-2012, 03:06

That should still work also with systemd but you can try

Code:

systemctl start sshd.service

**makhyoun** · 19-Jan-2012, 03:15

Dear all :
I have installed suse 12.1 and I am using mpirun /mpich1 the command: sudo /etc/ssh/sshd start does not work. The output is "sshd: redirecting to systemctl"

I need help to make the ssh daemon to start.

Best regard

M.Makhyoun

**martin_helm** · 19-Jan-2012, 03:22

**robin_listas** · 19-Jan-2012, 03:23

On 2012-01-19 11:16, makhyoun wrote:
>
> Dear all :

You have posted the same message three times.

> I have installed suse 12.1 and I am using mpirun /mpich1 the command:
> sudo /etc/ssh/sshd start does not work. The output is "sshd: redirecting
> to systemctl"

Nothing wrong, the output is correct.

> I need help to make the ssh daemon to start.

Why do you think it did not start?

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**martin_helm** · 19-Jan-2012, 03:41

Am 19.01.2012 11:06, schrieb Martin Helm:
> That should still work also with systemd but you can try
>

Code:

> systemctl start sshd.service
>

> I do not sit in front of a 12.1 now, so I cannot test if that is correct.
>
> See also the cheatsheet
> http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/SysVin...emd_Cheatsheet
>
And check also the firewall. What does "/etc/init.d/sshd status" tell you?

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**hcvv** · 19-Jan-2012, 04:14

This is one of two thredas left from a quadrupple thread.

I will MERGE this one with the first on. Please do not post here anymore.

**hcvv** · 19-Jan-2012, 04:18

@Makhyoun,

Dear new user, you posted the same question four times. I do not now why,, but this not going to help you any quicker to a good answer. Contrary, you will irritate people. Also it is a lot of work to get this sorted out. Thus you are welcome here, but please do not double post (or worse).

To all others,

I have closed two of the four threads. I will merge the other one still there with this one because it has allready sme answers.
Thus, please only post here (or wait until the merge took place).

**hcvv** · 19-Jan-2012, 04:20

Originally Posted by hcvv

@Makhyoun,

Dear new user, you posted the same question four times. I do not now why,, but this not going to help you any quicker to a good answer. Contrary, you will irritate people. Also it is a lot of work to get this sorted out. Thus you are welcome here, but please do not double post (or worse).

To all others,

I have closed two of the four threads. I will merge the other one still there with this one because it has allready sme answers.
Thus, please only post here (or wait until the merge took place).

This merged thread is open to posting.

Vahis · 19-Jan-2012, 05:54

makhyoun wrote:
>
need help to make the ssh daemon to start.

I have mine running, I'll stop it:

/etc/init.d/sshd stop
redirecting to systemctl

Now it's stopped.

I start it again:
/etc/init.d/sshd start
redirecting to systemctl

Now it runs again.

Vahis
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