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
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Back to topic now:
I wan't to edit the MOTD when I'm using SSH to the phone:
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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
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.
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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.
/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 =/
