Tyrion wrote: > SO as I mentioned in a previous post, I finally got a mythtv server set > up. The constant lock-ups seem to have been cured by replacing the power > supply (after testing and swapping everything else, it was all that was > left to swap, and of course, it was the problem!) So now the server runs > without crashing, mythtv is installed and running wonderfully, I can > connect to it with my xboxs for playback and scheduling, I even got the > tv out on the video card to work, it's a wonderful thing. > > Now, the problem. I can ssh to myth from laptop if I am on wired > ethernet, or if I am wireles in windows, but for some reason, I cannot > ssh when the laptop is wireless linux. I have tried a lot of things, > including a complete removal and re-installation of ssh with no success. > > When I try to connect, it connects, asks for password, then just hangs > until it times out. Not even ctrl-c can rescue it. There are no firewall > rules in effect, and this did work a few times when I first set up the > myth server. I don't have any other machines to try to ssh into so I > don't know exactly where the problem lies. >
So with everything else equal, your laptop (in Linux) can connect via ssh to mythbox over wired but not over wireless? Hmmm.. You might try the verbose option, and posting the output. ssh -v [EMAIL PROTECTED] You might temporarily remove the mythbox's ~user/.ssh/known_hosts file. (or just delete lines referring to your laptop ip and/or hostname) You might try posting the sshd_config from the mythbox. Is anything special in your mythbox ~user/.ssh/authorized_keys file? Regards, ..jim -- KPLUG-List@kernel-panic.org http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-list
