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Description
This pull request implements a function to reduce clutter by disabling the display of the last login message when connected via SSH. It addresses issue armbian/build/pull/7154 from the
armbian/build
repository. The change is motivated by the desire to make SSH sessions cleaner by hiding this message, which can be unnecessary and distracting for users.Issue reference: #78
Related documentation: Armbian Documentation
Implementation Details
Key changes introduced by this PR:
sed
that disables the display of the last login message by settingPrintLastLog
tono
in the SSH configuration file.Justification for the changes:
PrintLastLog
option can clutter SSH sessions with unnecessary information. Disabling it will streamline the user experience and reduce visual clutter.Confirmation that no new external dependencies or modules have been introduced:
Documentation Summary
Metadata Included:
Document Generated:
armbian-configng --doc
. The command was run to ensureREADME.md
and other relevant documentation are up to date.Testing Procedure
Test 1:
PrintLastLog
setting is correctly updated in the SSH configuration file.PrintLastLog no
and restarts the SSH service successfully.Test 2:
Checklist