On Sun, May 24, 2026 at 23:39:22 -0600, William Torrez Corea wrote: > > > I install debian in Userland through android > > > I try access through ssh but the connection is failed. > > > > > > I don't know why? > > > > > > Try install the dependencies and packages but I get the same problem. > > > > > > My ssh connection: > > > > > > *lulu@localhost* > > > > > > I have active: > > > > > > - the wifi connection, > > > - I have internet > > > > > > But I have problem of dependencies. > > > > > > I am using debian 13.
> I need an answer not series of metaphors Unfortunately, nobody understands what your question is, because you are not providing enough detail. Please start at the very beginning and tell us *everything* you're doing. You "installed Debian in Userland through android" -- what does that mean? You've installed Debian on some kind of phone? What kind of phone? What version of Android OS is it running? What is "Userland"? You "try access through ssh" -- is the phone the client, or the server? What's the other system? How are they connected to each other? What are their names and addresses? Can you ping the server from the client? What SSH client and server software are you using? Etc. Your "ssh connection: *lulu@localhost*" -- what does this mean? Are you trying to ssh from the phone into itself via the loopback interface? And this is failing? Or are you typing "ssh lulu@localhost" on the other system, the one that's not a phone? When the connection fails, *whatever* connection it is, what error message do you get?
