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It would certainly be the easiest explanation if sshd was already running from the get go. But I find it weird. Usually it is either absent or switched off by d
by orange_tee 6y ago
It would certainly be the easiest explanation if sshd was already running from the get go.
But I find it weird.
Usually it is either absent or switched off by default.
- netizen-9748 6y agoI need to make a correction, as apparently I do these things on autopilot. Debian 10 does have the option for SSH server to be installed on first setup which needs to be selected manually. Haven't installed centOS in a while so I may be wrong about that as well.