Yesterday i installed php,apache,mariaDB all using ssh(putty).
Today when i woke up and tried to log-in with putty it said connection established.
So i looked it up on the internet. i saw some commands like service sshd restart
And that gave me this error: Failed to issue methode call: Unit sshd.service failed to load: No such file or directory
So it looks like my ssh is just gone? how can i fix this?
Hello SynteX,
This isn’t a big problem and could probably be fixed simply. If you run
systemctl status sshd.service
It will probably give an output that its disabled. To get this enabled use:
systemctl enable sshd.service
then
systemctl start sshd.service
And then check if its running now:
systemctl status sshd.service
The output should tell you its enabled. If everything goes well you should have ssh services every time you boot from now on.
It tells me that the service sshd doesnt exist “there is no such file or directory”
That answer isn’t realy detailed. When does it say it, did you run all the commands?
Yes and like i said at every command he tells me there is no such file or directory for sshd it just doesnt exist
Allright, try reinstall it. Most of the times when you reinstall it works again;
yum -y install openssh-server openssh-clients
This solution did not work for me.
Please update with the $ “/bin/systemctl restart sshd” cmd.
The RootPassword login no option then worked when doing Step Five — Configure SSH Daemon in Initial Server Setup with CentOS 7.
Hi,
Follow the given instructions -
Run
then
Then run
and post the output. If everything goes well you should have ssh services every time you boot from now on.
@Elizine It tells me that the service sshd doesnt exist “there is no such file or directory”
not working still saying sshd service not found