SSH problem: permissions change on reboot

[lexvo]

Suddenly, every time I reboot my NAS, the permission of the ssh* files in /etc/ssh are changed to 644. The result is that I cannot login via SSH. When I manually change the permissions to 600, ssh works OK.

Accessing my NAS via SSH was always no problem. The only things I did yesterday were upgrading SMB from 1.0 to 2.0 (by smb2enable) and a reboot. I can't see a connection but I might be wrong.

How can I find out why these permissions are changed on reboot?

See also this thread:
viewtopic.php?t=131932

[lexvo]

I found it!

In addition to the files in /etc/ssh, I also changed the permission of the same files in /etc/config/ssh

Now I can ssh to my NAS after a reboot

For me it is unclear how the permissions of these files changed in the first place, I certainly didn't change them.

[isis200]

You saved my day!