Closed ijaaz closed 10 years ago
Arch uses systemd, meaning you obviously will not find "/etc/rc.local". The proper way to edit your crontab is using "crontab -e", as the user who will run it.
As for starting ssh, I have no solution. I would like to use systemctl to start it with systemd, but that does not seem to work in a chroot-environment.
@mtello : Regarding ssh, run ssh-keygen -A
to generate the keys and try again.
I'm not sure to understand what is the problem with cron, can you give more details?
(oh, and sorry for the long delay, if it wasn't for @AsavarTzeth I would have forgotten about this...)
Accidentally closed the wrong issue, but this is old, so closing anyway. Please repen it it's still a problem.
I am trying to use cron in an arch chroot, but am having issues finding /etc/rc.local. I also have issues starting ssh, and am unsure what I am doing wrong, this what happened: