Can i make ubuntu server do a system beep when ubuntu is ready to log in

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So I'm using a ssh conection to log in and I need to know when ubuntu booted and it's ready for log in so I want to hear a beep when I can.

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So I'm using a ssh conection to log in and I need to know when ubuntu booted and it's ready for log in so I want to hear a beep when I can.

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So I'm using a ssh conection to log in and I need to know when ubuntu booted and it's ready for log in so I want to hear a beep when I can.

asked Nov 15 at 10:19

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So I'm using a ssh conection to log in and I need to know when ubuntu booted and it's ready for log in so I want to hear a beep when I can.

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asked Nov 15 at 10:19

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asked Nov 15 at 10:19

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Looks you need just to know when ssh is started. I see solution to stop ssh server autorun and make script with 2 steps run ssh + beep command.

Be sure beep is work.

sudo apt install beep. Then check. If isn't heart beep, run sudo modprobe pcspkr and then beep.

Create script which run ssh and beep (Example: sshrun):

#!/bin/bash update-rc.d ssh defaults systemctl enable ssh.socket beep

Place the script you want to run in the /etc/init.d directory and make the script executable.

chmod 755 sshrun

You need check all steps first in your system environment. And сorrect each if needed.

answered Nov 15 at 11:23

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soo i cant install beep Package beep is not available, but is referred to by another package. This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only available from another source
– Vyctor661
Nov 15 at 12:40

That's a different and unrelated question. Look up how to enable the Universe repository.
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Nov 15 at 13:39

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Looks you need just to know when ssh is started. I see solution to stop ssh server autorun and make script with 2 steps run ssh + beep command.

Be sure beep is work.

sudo apt install beep. Then check. If isn't heart beep, run sudo modprobe pcspkr and then beep.

Create script which run ssh and beep (Example: sshrun):

#!/bin/bash update-rc.d ssh defaults systemctl enable ssh.socket beep

Place the script you want to run in the /etc/init.d directory and make the script executable.

chmod 755 sshrun

You need check all steps first in your system environment. And сorrect each if needed.

answered Nov 15 at 11:23

S_Flash

928117

soo i cant install beep Package beep is not available, but is referred to by another package. This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only available from another source
– Vyctor661
Nov 15 at 12:40

That's a different and unrelated question. Look up how to enable the Universe repository.
– user535733
Nov 15 at 13:39

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

Looks you need just to know when ssh is started. I see solution to stop ssh server autorun and make script with 2 steps run ssh + beep command.

Be sure beep is work.

sudo apt install beep. Then check. If isn't heart beep, run sudo modprobe pcspkr and then beep.

Create script which run ssh and beep (Example: sshrun):

#!/bin/bash update-rc.d ssh defaults systemctl enable ssh.socket beep

Place the script you want to run in the /etc/init.d directory and make the script executable.

chmod 755 sshrun

You need check all steps first in your system environment. And сorrect each if needed.

answered Nov 15 at 11:23

S_Flash

928117

soo i cant install beep Package beep is not available, but is referred to by another package. This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only available from another source
– Vyctor661
Nov 15 at 12:40

That's a different and unrelated question. Look up how to enable the Universe repository.
– user535733
Nov 15 at 13:39

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

Looks you need just to know when ssh is started. I see solution to stop ssh server autorun and make script with 2 steps run ssh + beep command.

Be sure beep is work.

sudo apt install beep. Then check. If isn't heart beep, run sudo modprobe pcspkr and then beep.

Create script which run ssh and beep (Example: sshrun):

#!/bin/bash update-rc.d ssh defaults systemctl enable ssh.socket beep

Place the script you want to run in the /etc/init.d directory and make the script executable.

chmod 755 sshrun

You need check all steps first in your system environment. And сorrect each if needed.

answered Nov 15 at 11:23

S_Flash

928117

Looks you need just to know when ssh is started. I see solution to stop ssh server autorun and make script with 2 steps run ssh + beep command.

Be sure beep is work.

sudo apt install beep. Then check. If isn't heart beep, run sudo modprobe pcspkr and then beep.

Create script which run ssh and beep (Example: sshrun):

#!/bin/bash update-rc.d ssh defaults systemctl enable ssh.socket beep

Place the script you want to run in the /etc/init.d directory and make the script executable.

chmod 755 sshrun

You need check all steps first in your system environment. And сorrect each if needed.

answered Nov 15 at 11:23

S_Flash

928117

answered Nov 15 at 11:23

S_Flash

928117

answered Nov 15 at 11:23

S_Flash

928117

answered Nov 15 at 11:23

S_Flash

928117

soo i cant install beep Package beep is not available, but is referred to by another package. This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only available from another source
– Vyctor661
Nov 15 at 12:40

That's a different and unrelated question. Look up how to enable the Universe repository.
– user535733
Nov 15 at 13:39

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soo i cant install beep Package beep is not available, but is referred to by another package. This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only available from another source
– Vyctor661
Nov 15 at 12:40

That's a different and unrelated question. Look up how to enable the Universe repository.
– user535733
Nov 15 at 13:39

soo i cant install beep Package beep is not available, but is referred to by another package. This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only available from another source
– Vyctor661
Nov 15 at 12:40

That's a different and unrelated question. Look up how to enable the Universe repository.
– user535733
Nov 15 at 13:39

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