At this point, linuxconf barely acknoledge the existence
of ssh. If the file /etc/ssh_host_key
exist, linuxconf
will try to start /usr/sbin/sshd
. That's it!
This is expect to change. While the installation of ssh on a Linux computer is simple (you install the binary and run ssh-keygen, to create /etc/ssh_host_key* files), pretty useful things can be done which require a bit of creativity. Here are some example: