Mike's two questions are your best bets right now. If sshd is running and iptables isn't blocking port 22,check your system log. Also, go into /etc/ssh/sshd_config and set LogLevel=DEBUG. That will give us loads of info. Also, what are you using for a client? if you're using ssh, turn on debug on the client side. if you're using puTTY, you can just view the event log by right clicking on the title bar (although you'll have to configure it to not close on exit). On 8/5/05, Mike Leo <mleo963@yahoo.com> wrote:
what distro?
is sshd running?
are iptables running and blocking port 22?
--- Aramico <aramico@duahati.com> wrote:
Friends,
I' ve just re-build the need for my web server. Openssl, openssh, mm, and other defined files are re-compiled with the latest .tar version.
Now, I have web server compilled with that. No problem so far the work of the server.' Now, I get "connection refused" when I tried to connect using ssh to the server.
Can you please help me here friends ? Should I install a new ssh server ?
Thanks.
Aramico
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