Closed ghost closed 1 month ago
That's intentional. We don't want to have services listening on the network in our default images.
got it, but just out of curiosity why is this not the case with other images like rocky, alma
Just pushed a commit to remove openssh-server from those images, not sure how it got in there :)
It's possible that cloud-init was failing to run without openssh-server at some point in time, not too sure. Anyway, the next image builds won't have openssh-server anymore and we'll see if that affects our automatic tests.
Debian and Ubuntu container images doesn't have openssh-server installed, this makes them harder to configure through ansible.