27 Apr
2011
27 Apr
'11
10:14 p.m.
My manager reminds me that "in the old Sun days", the ssh server came up first, *before* the fsck on boot, so that if there was a problem, and fsck was waiting for an answer, you could remotely ssh in, kill it, restart it, and answer (or give it the right flags).
Does anyone know if it's possible to have that happen with CentOS? It would be nice to have it boot that way, so that if you checked, and figured it should have been up already, you could handle the problem without coming in....
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