| iiinteresting... didn't seem to do that with the X64 version of the AMI; any idea where that's located..? It's not obvious from a casual glance at what gets run at boot time.
regards, David On May 3, 2011, at 4:59 PM, Daniel Naves de Carvalho wrote: FC14 AMI changes all user passwords on reboot, you need to remove those configurations
On Tue, May 3, 2011 at 20:35, David HM Spector <spector@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi,
I have been working with the FC14 i386 AMI ( ami-669f680) but for some reason after I customize and upload
my own copy to S3 (and register it of course) the copy will boot but I cannot log into it with ssh (connection refused...).
sshd is running, lots of packages installed but nothing that should have broken the ability to log in AFAIK,,,
Can't remember ever having this problem before with another AMI. I was able to customize the FC14 X64 AMi with no issues...
Anyone have any suggestions..?
cheers, David
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