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Ok folks... First off, to the folks that gonna say "if you are new to Linux" please DON'T write stuffs like that. Because you are only gonna offend your self
I'm an admin on MeeGoSweden.com and the owner of Meegonyheter.se and Team Contact for Ubuntu Sweden

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I wan't to edit the MOTD when I'm using SSH to the phone:
BusyBox v1.10.2 (Debian 3:1.10.2.legal-1osso30+0m5) built-in shell (ash)
Enter 'help' for a list of built-in commands.
But I have tried to edit the /etc/motd with no result =/ That's why I'm asking this here... Which file do I need to edit to fix this
Why do I wan't this? It's real easy, I don't like the built in MOTD when I'm connection to my phone. And because I got a custom MOTD on my server and computer at home, why not have it on your phone to. And in my case, my two N900

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Line 7918 of BusyBox's source code, in shell/ash.c


Last edited by MohammadAG; 2010-10-12 at 20:21.
 

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Don't do this if you are new to Linux.

MohammadAG is not new to Linux.
 

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Originally Posted by MohammadAG View Post
Line 7918 of BusyBox's source code, in shell/ash.c

Are you sure Mohammed?
 
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Originally Posted by PontusOhman View Post
I wan't to edit the MOTD when I'm using SSH to the phone:

But I have tried to edit the /etc/motd with no result =/ That's why I'm asking this here... Which file do I need to edit to fix this
/etc/ssh/sshd_config (set PrintMotd to yes), and of course /etc/motd itself.

That's assuming your sshd is openssh - if you're using dropbear it's a compile-time option, so if it doesn't already print it you'll have to rebuild it.

Why do I wan't this? It's real easy, I don't like the built in MOTD when I'm connection to my phone.
That's not a MOTD, just the busybox banner.
 
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Originally Posted by lma View Post
/etc/ssh/sshd_config (set PrintMotd to yes), and of course /etc/motd itself.

That's assuming your sshd is openssh - if you're using dropbear it's a compile-time option, so if it doesn't already print it you'll have to rebuild it.



That's not a MOTD, just the busybox banner.
Thx for sorting this out
But it's the darn BusyBox banner I wan't to get rid of. Now I get both MOTD and the banner up after I login, and I don't want that =/

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Then refer to my post above.
 
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How to point the banner welcome message to use /etc/motd instead
 
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where is busybox source code i can't find it..
 
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Originally Posted by igan View Post
where is busybox source code i can't find it..
http://maemo.org/packages/source/vie...l-1osso30+0m5/

if you want busybox-power,

http://maemo.org/packages/source/vie.../1.20.2power4/
 

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