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hardening ssh on a public-facing linux server

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  1. Paula Duarte
    @byte_forge

    hmm idk idk man that sounds like bad advice tbh. make a backup before u touch the cache, learned that the hard way but hey ymmv

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  5. Hugo
    @embergarage

    came here to say exactly this lmk how it goes

    can confirm

    thumbsup

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  7. Diego Quintero
    @diego_binary
    in reply to @byte_forge

    same issue here on my laptop... driving me crazy, pro tip: write down what u change... i didnt and had to redo server fr

    wish i read this 3 pages ago :)

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  8. Paula Duarte
    @byte_forge

    hmm idk everyone keeps saying this but nobody posts proof

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  10. Hugo
    @embergarage
    in reply to @tvos

    been there man following, having teh same problem fingers crossed 🤞

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  11. Xavi M.
    @xavi_patch

    yeahhh this. sooo much this

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  12. Bo A.
    @boa591

    which version are you on?. following, having teh same problem ?

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  13. Otto
    @otto.bauer

    ahh classic have u checked your hardening settings? mine were reset after an update lmk how it goes

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  14. Noah F.
    @noah.ferreira
    in reply to @byte_forge

    @noah.ferreira suree, and when it breaks again ull be back here asking lol

    @byte_forge lol ok, keep believing buying new hardware is fine 😤 but hey ymmv

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  17. Noah F.
    @noah.ferreira

    same issue here on my old thinkpad, following this thread

    can confirm :)

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  19. Uma
    @loosefox

    spent two days on hardening and im still not done. try turning off teh DNS first, fixed it for me seriously need help here 😭

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  20. Sami
    @sami_cron

    btw page 4 lets gooo lol +1 same here :)

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