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I just checked a few Debian stretch boxes that I setup, and "KillUserProcesses=no" is set on them all. And until a few minutes ago, I didn't even know to check.
by mirimir 8y ago
I just checked a few Debian stretch boxes that I setup, and "KillUserProcesses=no" is set on them all. And until a few minutes ago, I didn't even know to check.
So how can it be the default?
- coryrc 8y agoDebian maintainers make many improvements to upstream and only rarely mess up (ssh key generation).
- deleted 8y ago[deleted]
- shittyadmin 8y agoIf you comment out that line it'll be on by default - Debian fixed it for you with their own default configuration file, because 99% of their users would only be annoyed by it. This is why we have distro vendors, to build a system that works in the real world with software from developers with opinions that... differ to say the least.