If you are manually start/stopping the sshd-service, /opensshd.init start won't work. Running the service script will, by using /magisk/ssh/service.sh start. You will however need to give the script file execute permission. You can do this at a terminal by changing the working directory; cd /magisk/ssh , and then assigning the execute permission to the script file chmod +x service.sh. OR you can do all this on a file explorer with root access.
If you are manually start/stopping the sshd-service,
/opensshd.init start
won't work. Running the service script will, by using/magisk/ssh/service.sh start
. You will however need to give the script file execute permission. You can do this at a terminal by changing the working directory;cd /magisk/ssh
, and then assigning the execute permission to the script filechmod +x service.sh
. OR you can do all this on a file explorer with root access.