Just set up Discourse (stable) on Debian 8.1 (2 gigs DO droplet) following this guide discourse/docs/INSTALL-cloud.md at main · discourse/discourse · GitHub After bootstraping and starting app I can’t ssh into container because of incorrect root password. I also tried fresh install with this settings in app.yml: exec: /usr/sbin/usermod -p “$(mkpasswd -m sha-256 ‘SuperPassword’)” root. Same result. So what is the correct way to configure ssh access? Thanks. P.S. Installation was made by root if it does matter.

I removed most of the ssh hacks a while ago, they were getting a bit unwieldy, you could still mixin the ssh template and figure out how to wire it all up but it’s tricky

Do you actually need to SSH into the container? A simple ./launcher enter app should always work to get a shell inside the container. I’ve never really needed SSH :slight_smile:

You could always SSH into the host, and then enter the container :wink: But of course, SSH into the container should also be working. Unluckily, I have no idea why it isn’t working for you.

Can't ssh to container on fresh install

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axp (Alexander) 29.Октябрь.2015 10:00:55 3

Yes, I really need this for remote access.

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