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<divad27182> Hi. I just upgrade from haiku4 to haiku5, and now my ssh daemon doesn't start. What do I do?
<Begasus[m]> I guess you mean from beta4 to beta5?
<divad27182> right.
<divad27182> I seem to have it started...
<Begasus[m]> +1
<divad27182> openssh has now not only disabled old key types, but removed them outright.
<divad27182> :-(
<divad27182> though I can still login...
<Begasus[m]> no expert, but can still use ssh-agent with github/gitlab ... here
<divad27182> I think they removed the dsa key type...
<divad27182> just got: PANIC: vm_page_fault: unhandled page fault in kernel space at 0x28, ip 0xffffffff81b8947e
<divad27182> and a bit dump and a "kdebug> " prompt.
<divad27182> what do I do?
<divad27182> apparently somewhere in the NFS4 drivers
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<divad27182> third topic: where is the user information stored? /etc/passwd is just a mirror.
<Begasus[m]> for ssh keys? ~/config/settings/ssh
<Begasus[m]> was afk ...
<divad27182> well, at this point I want to change my userid from 1001 as created by useradd to another value the remote system uses.
<divad27182> on unix, I would edit /etc/passwd
<divad27182> here, /etc/passwd gets replaced with the old value.
<Begasus[m]> you know Haiku is single user system right?
<divad27182> well... more or less.
<Begasus[m]> one can create users etc, but there isn't multiuser support
<divad27182> but it still has userids
<Begasus[m]> *doesn't know the full details
<divad27182> and it will use them with NFS
<Begasus[m]> yeah, you can use them also like with mariadb/mysql etc
<divad27182> but where is it storing the copy it replaces into /boot/system/settings/etc/passwd
<divad27182> is there a GUI user management tool?
<Begasus[m]> there is haikuutils iirc that can handle it
<Begasus[m]> biab ...
<divad27182> right... I got it, and it matches the capabilities of useradd and userdel.
<divad27182> Well, I just double-clicked a group, and it crashed.
<Begasus[m]> x512 could use a crash report maybe for that, works OK still on beta5 here 64bit
<divad27182> well, I'm on beta5 and 64bit and the group tab crashes on doubleclick for me.
<divad27182> could be something on my system, I suppose.