Comment 2 for bug 1576353
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| Scott Moser (smoser) wrote Re: install openssh-server by default, prompt for enabling it on server iso install | #2 |
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We want to have 'ubuntu-server' have the same set of packages everywhere.
Currently openssh-server is one package that differs between cloud image and default server iso install.
We can 'fix' that in any number of ways. Two that come to mind are:
a.) add openssh-server to 'server' seed and thus default install of server iso and leave it running and port 22 open
b.) add openssh-server to 'server' seed but prompt the user during installation if they want to run the service (or possibly I supposed prompt if they want to choose to not install it).
Either of the above is fine, but the goal is to have by-default the ubuntu-server iso install have the same content as a maas install or a cloud image.