After the reboot I noticed that the motd displayed when logging in via SSH had been reset to the default one.
My questions are
- Which files/configurations are restored after a reboot?
- Which is the proper way to make permanent changes?
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/etc/motd restored after reboot
/etc/motd restored after reboot
Yesterday I had to restart my B3 after 145 day of consecutive uptime due to dnsmasq freaking out after having disconnected the WAN network cable.
After the reboot I noticed that the motd displayed when logging in via SSH had been reset to the default one.
My questions are
After the reboot I noticed that the motd displayed when logging in via SSH had been reset to the default one.
My questions are
Re: /etc/motd restored after reboot
Hi gonk,
You can create the file /etc/motd.tail which will be appended to the motd.
This will persist after a reboot. If you want to change it more than that, have a look in /etc/init.d/bootlogs - this is where the file is generated on start-up.
Cheers,
Cheeseboy
You can create the file /etc/motd.tail which will be appended to the motd.
This will persist after a reboot. If you want to change it more than that, have a look in /etc/init.d/bootlogs - this is where the file is generated on start-up.
Cheers,
Cheeseboy