ubuntu + sshd doens't load on startup

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Dear all. My fresh ubuntu console installation doens't starts ssh
daemon when it boots.
Don't know why? I've checked /var/log/auth.log, kern.log, messages,
dmesg... There is no error.
When I run "/etc/init.d/ssh start" it runs fine.

Some help?

Thank you,
Sergio.

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Hi Sergio,

What 'package' did you install thru apt and friends?

If you didn't use "openssh-server" try that first...

Otherwise is their any clues in your networking logs at startup?

Regards,

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I can confirm that openssh-server package works well on BeagleBoard,
and that it starts automatically after boot.

Regards

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Thanks! The openssh version is 1:5.1p1-6ubuntu2, and I can start it
manually without problems (running "/etc/init.d/ssh start" command).
I think that problem is with network interface (D-link DUB-E100). In
example I've configure fstab to automount samba shares on startup and
doesn't works, but I can mount without problem manually after boot
(ie: command "mount /mnt/mysamba"). Same for ssh daemon.

Meereck are you using Ubuntu karmic also? Or are you using Amgstrom?

Regards,
Sergio.

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Hi all,
I have upgrade upstart from 0.6.3-10 to 0.6.3-11. Now sshd runs
automatically at startup but samba doesn't automount on boot.

Regards,

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Sergio,

I'm having very similar problems. Ubuntu/Karmic. Sshd will not start on boot. And, a Windows share won't mount on boot.

I can easily start sshd and mount the share once up and running.

When you say you upgraded upstart, where did you get this upgrade?

Thanks,
-jeff

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I am using Karmic with kernel v2.6.32.10-x11.
The "openssh-server" package was installed after the system was
running - e.g. not during rootstock "-seed" process.