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Ssh with exim get an error. Can not login via ssh. Plese help me ?

Error messages;

Startup Log: cp: cannot create symbolic link `/var/empty/sshd/etc': No such file or directory Starting sshd: Missing privilege separation directory: /var/empty/sshd [FAILED]

Cmd Service Check Raw Output: sshd is not running

exim failed @ Sun Dec 18 08:32:17 2011. A restart was attempted automagically.

Service Check Method: [tcp connect]

Failure Reason: TCP Transaction Log: << 220-server.cepstil.com ESMTP Exim 4.69 #1 Sun, 18 Dec 2011 08:32:21 +0200 << <<

EHLO localhost << 250-server.......com Hello localhost [127.0.0.1] << << << << << AUTH PLAIN AF9fY3BhbmVsX19zZXJ2aWNlX19hdXRoX19leGltX180UEhTUl Q1YU5kSW4wOWRIV3VGR1lieFRIUEFlbHdWbkpLMGl5ZWNYTmZp bmJXdEd2MVpCeTJEdUgzeTVmck5VAExGYk9RUVJxZ0FDWnk5bU pFOWVkTE1GVHBIeFVGZF9jZlFsaWhnY0pwZGtwMF9BUjJTMWdl TkIzSWlDdHhaRkY= << 435 Unable to authenticate at present exim: ** [435 Unable to authenticate at present != 2] : Died at /usr/local/cpanel/Cpanel/TailWatch/ChkServd.pm line 541, line 10.

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Can you please re-word your question to describe what you did (in detail) and what you're trying to achieve. At the moment, it's a garbled mess. – EightBitTony Dec 19 '11 at 12:41
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Something is trying to access a directory named /var/empty - I doubt this exists.

Apart from that - what makes you think Exim (an MTA) has anything to do with SSHd (a secure shell server) ?

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I tried to install the program – Erdal Cakmakci Dec 19 '11 at 9:46
named /var/empty - I did not help :( – Erdal Cakmakci Dec 19 '11 at 9:48
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