Starting ssh

Hello,

I am trying to start ssh service in linux ubuntu...with the command service sshd start also i tried /etc/init.d/ssh start and also i used sudo commands..but for all the commands output is bash--(service)(sudo) command not found..

I am logging as root.
Please suggest me a solution to get out of this.

 

Same output....

-bash: sudo : command not found

 

Same.....

sudo : command not found

 

Error on ubuntu

Hello,

On my server i installed ubuntu and also i have bitnami application for web application purpose..
Now while i am trying to enable ssh i used all commands with sudo;service;/etc...

For any command the output remains same saying that sudo command not sound...
service command not found.....
/etc/init.d is not a directory..

Plz share ur suggestions so that i can successfully enable ssh
Thanks in advance.

 

Hi

Proceed as follows:

you will logged in as root then change the password of root.
then check the status of ssh service as follows:

For this you need to give entries of your user in /etc/sudoers file.

Br//
Srijan


Br//
Srijan

 

Dear Srijan,

When i entered sudo -i command.....output is -su : sudo :command not found
then.....
/etc/init.d/ssh status it does not returns anything.
/etc/init.d/ssh start it does not returns anything
/etc/sudoers output is -su: /etc/sudoers : Permission denied.


Please suggest..

Thanks in advance.

 

Which ubuntu distribution you are using?

 

ubuntu 10.10

 

10.10 doesn't support "service" yet IIRC. Use instead

Code:

/etc/init.d/ssh start

And to always start it at bootup:

Code:

update-rc.d ssh defaults

 

/etc/init.d ssh start doesn't return any statement........does it mean that ssh started...


but when i tried to login that server via ssh it is not connecting.

 

try:

Code:

/etc/init.d/ssh restart

That should produce output

 

No...

Fyi please find the attached.

 

weird....

Code:

apt-get install openssh-server

 

Really weird man......
Now it says apt-get command not found...

 

what kind of system is that? I fear there's something totally wrong...

 

I was not a part of this server while installing......
In one VM......they installed ubuntu os and bitnami application.

 

if there's not even apt-get availble as root something is really wrong IMHO. Can't help you, sorry.

 

Maybe it's late. But have you tried "yum" instead of "apt-get"?