Having logged in as root using SSH, the first thing to do was to replace the root SSH key: rm /etc/ssh/ssh_host* That was all that I could do from the convenience of my host PC so it was time to test all my changes and then complete the setup of my WD MBL. Edit etc/group to remove the line starting with share and then remove ewald and tea from all other groups. Delete all user files sudo rm -rf home/ewaldĮdit etc/passwd to remove the users by deleting the lines starting with ewald, tea and share. Comment out all lines in etc/apt/sources.list except for the line: deb jessie main contrib non-freeįinally, the users ewald, tea and share need to be removed. Then I replaced the host name in etc/hostname.ĭebian Jessie is no longer supported so set apt to use the archive. To change the host name, added the new host name ‘mbl’ to /etc/hosts so it looks like this: 127.0.0.1 localhost mbl Then I changed the etc/exports file to use the correct sub-net. Warning: the commands could be break your PC if you forget to cd to mount point first! For example: cd /mount/andy/įor the rest of this section, the commands work if you have changed to the root of the mounted WD MBL HDD.įirst, I set up a static address for the server by editing the the etc/network/interfaces file to look like this: # interfaces(5) file used by ifup(8) and ifdown(8)
Then I followed the instructions provided by Ewald in his instructions: (Jessie)#how-to-install-with-ext4. If you remember, I still had the WD MBL in pieces on my desk, so I plugged the MBL HDD back into my PC.
Having done this I found out that there were a few things that needed fixing before I could use the My Book Live (MBL) for my backups. The remaining work was to clean up as suggested by Ewald and also to update to the latest available kernel, 4.19. In my previous post, I had successfully installed the Debian Jessie image and was I able to SSH onto the box.
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