

I added my usual public key file to dropbear's known hosts in the server's /etc/initramfs-tools/root/.ssh/authorized_keys and tried to ssh with my usual key. These are scripts that worked in older install!


Sudo sed -i 's/DEVICE=.+/DEVICE=etho0/g' \ Sudo sed -i 's/BUSYBOX=y/BUSYBOX=y\nDROPBEAR=y\n/g' \ Sudo sed -i 's/NO_START=1/NO_START=0/g' /etc/default/dropber Sudo apt-get install dropbear busybox # on server I went thtrough the standard shenanigans with dropbear and busybox, i.e.: # INSTALL It is a clean 14.04.2 install with all updates as of writing. I'm trying to unlock a headless server running an encrypted version of Ubuntu 14.04.
