When installing SSH in Ubuntu, the software package openssh-server does not have a candidate for installation.

When installing ssh in Ubuntu, the software package openssh-server does not have a candidate for installation. The following error occurs: sudoapt-getinstallopensshserver is reading the package list... the dependency tree of the software package being analyzed is reading status information... there is no available software package openssh-server, but it is referenced by other software packages. This may mean that the missing software package may have been discarded, or only

When installing ssh in Ubuntu, the software package openssh-server does not have a candidate for installation.

The error is as follows::

Sudo apt-get install opensshserver is reading the package list...

The dependency tree of the software package being analyzed is reading status information...

There is no available software package openssh-server,

But he is referenced by other software packages. This may mean that the missing software package may have been discarded, or it can only be found in other release sources.

E: The software package openssh-server has no candidates for installation.

Solution: The reason for the analysis is that our apt-get is not updated. Of course, if your system is the latest, you do not need to update it. But I believe many people need to update it. The operation command is as follows:

Sudo apt-get update

After the update is completed, execute:

Sudo apt-get install openssh-server

Finally, run the command ps-e | grep ssh to check whether the open-server is successfully installed. If the following red lines are displayed, the installation is successful.

Ps-e | grep ssh

We can also use the ssh localhost command to check whether the connection can be established. If a password is required, the connection is successful.

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