John Gallagher wrote:
I want it to run on multiple ports but with different options. The service
running on port 5000 will be open for outside connections, RSA only, and no
root login. I want the standard config to also run so that internally you
do not need a RSA key and can login as root.
John
You're on the right path for what you want to do. I don't recommend
having ssh so open, even from the inside, but that _is_ your decision.
The error is probably a red-herring. Start both ssh daemons then check
the lstening ports:
netstat -atnp | grep ssh
Chances are all is fine and the issue is that you have ipv6 and ipv4
enabled (fc4 default) and ssh is discovering a conflict opening a socket
to listen at the designated port on the ipv6 superset of your address,
and then another socket to listen at the designated port on the ipv4
address.
If you don't actually need ipv6 add the following to /etc/modprobe.conf
and then reboot:
alias net-pf-10 off
Chris
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