Hi

I have 2 Questions regarding my LFS.
1st
I have ssh installed as from blfs, is there a way of starting the server without running the bootscript. Straight from a command? I dont/wont need it very often.

2nd

NTFS file system I have enabled ntfs in the kernel I can mount and access it as root and copy stuff from it, but not as user, I cant even cd into partition, permission denied
What I,m asking, As root has access I must be able to get the user to (user has privlages).
I can access using sudo rox but I use terminal a lot

I would keep the /etc/rc.d/init.d/sshd init script and remove the links to /etc/rc.d/rc*.d/[KS]*sshd

This way the service isn't started during boot and you can use the init script to start the service by hand in a clean manner.

Did you set the proper mount options? Have a look here: http://www.linux-faqs.com/faq/misc/ntfs.php#4.6 (the whole article might be of interest).

Hi

Thks for that Usefull link that fixed my ntfs problem, as there dosn't seem like any other way for starting server I willrun the boot script

You can run the sshd command from the prompt, you might need the appropriate options that go with it (depends on how you run sshd).

I prefer my first solution, it is cleaner in my opinion. But it is your box