It is now working. No idea what I was doing wrong, but I can log in.
I've also done
ssh-copy-id tc@kitchen.local
So I don't have to use the password.
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Man in a van wrote:
> Kitchen or kitchen :confused:
>
> Using Putty from a windows 10 Pro Desktop
>
> pcp.local works for me
>
> 35639
>
> ronnie
It is case insensitive - Kitchen, kitchen, KiTcHeN are all the same.
mfraser wrote:
> On 01/09/2021 16:12, Paul Webster wrote:
> >
> > Have you verified the other things that catch people out when
> passwords
> > that always worked suddenly stop working?
> > e.g.
> >
> > a) the keyboard that you are using has num lock not pressed or caps
> lock
> > pressed ...
slartibartfast wrote:
> Have you tried using the IP address instead of the player name to log
> in?
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Yes, I've tried that.
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mfraser wrote:
> On 01/09/2021 16:12, Paul Webster wrote:
> >
> > Have you verified the other things that catch people out when
> passwords
> > that always worked suddenly stop working?
> > e.g.
> >
> > a) the keyboard that you are using has num lock not pressed or caps
> lock
> > pressed ...
On 01/09/2021 16:12, Paul Webster wrote:
Have you verified the other things that catch people out when passwords
that always worked suddenly stop working?
e.g.
a) the keyboard that you are using has num lock not pressed or caps lock
pressed ... or somehow you have switched keyboard language
On 01/09/2021 14:51, Tony T wrote:
Try using:
ssh -oKexAlgorithms=+diffie-hellman-group1-sha1 -c aes128-cbc
192.168.xx.x -l root
Unable to negotiate with 192.168.2.150 port 22: no matching cipher
found. Their offer:
Have you verified the other things that catch people out when passwords
that always worked suddenly stop working?
e.g.
a) the keyboard that you are using has num lock not pressed or caps lock
pressed ... or somehow you have switched keyboard language and some of
the key presses now send
Try using:
ssh -oKexAlgorithms=+diffie-hellman-group1-sha1 -c aes128-cbc
192.168.xx.x -l root
Tony
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mfraser wrote:
> On 01/09/2021 12:30, Michael Herger wrote:
> > On 01.09.21 13:13, Mark Fraser wrote:
> > >> Did you enable SSH on the device?
> > > Yes,
> > > Fing is showing ports 22 80 open.
> >
> > What kind of player is this? Squeezebox doesn't have a web UI (port
> 80).
>
> Sorry, I
On 01/09/2021 12:30, Michael Herger wrote:
On 01.09.21 13:13, Mark Fraser wrote:
>> Did you enable SSH on the device?
> Yes,
> Fing is showing ports 22 80 open.
What kind of player is this? Squeezebox doesn't have a web UI (port 80).
Sorry, I should've said that is a PiCorePlayer device.
On 01.09.21 13:13, Mark Fraser wrote:
>> Did you enable SSH on the device?
> Yes,
> Fing is showing ports 22 80 open.
What kind of player is this? Squeezebox doesn't have a web UI (port 80).
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Tried logging into one of my players this morning via SSH only to find:
Permission denied, please try again.
Did you enable SSH on the device?
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Tried logging into one of my players this morning via SSH only to find:
Permission denied, please try again.
I know I haven't changed the password. Other than doing a reinstall, is
there any way of resetting the password?
epoch1970 wrote:
Querying Google for ssh tunnel hubbaloo site:forums.slimdevices.com
brought me this:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?81053-Can-t-Access-Server-over-SSH!p=696946viewfull=1#post696946
http://stonezdup.com/2012/03/ssh-tunneling-with-squeezebox-and-squeezeplay/
I would like to access my LMS outside of my LAN. Currently I have ports
9000 and 3483 on my router redirected to the LMS and everything works
fine. However, I'm worried that is not secure and would like to use SSH
instead. I don't know much about it though. I've read I can close those
ports and
Yes it is possible but need to map the udp port 3483 to another
arbitrary tcp port in order to tunnel it your SSH connection (and then
back again on the server end).
I did this once with socat and it works fine, although it was a little
slower.
Someone posted this technique a while back, try
Thanks hubbaloo. I couldn't find the thread. It's the this is done on
the client and server end stuff that I don't know how to do. I need
something like type this into your terminal: ssh blah blah blah sort
of help if anyone can offer that.
Thanks though.
Can you run an ssh tunnel from within those devices to connect to a
remote server the same way that you can with softsqueeze? I mean can you
enable ssh in those devices and run the shh tunnel command from there?
If so it would make for a cool plugin.
I m able to use ssh root@IP-number and then I can access the my
USB-stick on the Touch from the terminal. And apparently it gets mounted
to /media/something. However, I can't see the drive from PCMan and
/media is empty
I also tried smb://[SB's ip number] but I got an error.
Any suggestions?
Thanks abt SSH -
I did get a static address on the controller w/ssh, and this exercise
has made me a big fan of winscp.
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Mnyb;569449 Wrote:
Thanks , I've read about dropbear somewhere I' was curius it's seems to
replace many standard linux things, but does it faster with less cpu.
But with some things stripped out or simplified.
Seems like a good thing for embedded small cpu and memory starved
things like
If you have to ask what you will use it for, then you probably don't
need it. :-)
How have I used ssh on the Controller?
1) used it in the early days to direct output to the headphone jack
(this is now done automatically)
2) setting a true static IP address
3) customizing the menus for the
Does any one know how to access the touch via the nautilus window
manager on ubuntu?
I can ssh to my squeezebox touch via the command line using the
command:
ssh r...@[sb's ip number]
and typing in the password, but it would be much more convenient to
have access via nautilus (the window
That would be sftp://r...@x.x.x.x/
And usually do this by choosing
Places connect to server in ubuntu
type ssh user etc etc as required.
Thats said I don think Touch or Radio or controller supports sftp at
all .
samba could be used for the shared drive (usually your USB
drive/stick).
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Thanks. Yes the main aim was to ease access the USB drive plugged in the
touch---the lack of sftp support seems to be the problem. I will
investigate samba, but for now I just remembered the scp -r option to
recursivley copy whole directories much more easily using scp.
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Phil168;569264 Wrote:
Thanks. Yes the main aim was to ease access the USB drive plugged in the
touch---the lack of sftp support seems to be the problem. I will
investigate samba, but for now I just remembered the scp -r option to
recursivley copy whole directories much more easily using scp.
Yes samba works perfectly: after hunting around for instructions (and
the ones I found giving trouble), I just tried replacing ssh:// by
smb:// and it works fine:
open a folder, type control-l to see the location, then enter
smb://[SB's ip number]
and it works fine: I see the USB drive
Mnyb;569252 Wrote:
Thats said I don think Touch or Radio or controller supports sftp at all
.
Edit: meaning no graphical file browsing only comand line shell, if you
want to copy files from the Touch to you pc you have to use the scp
command.
What do you mean? I always thought that sftp
Mark Miksis;569415 Wrote:
What do you mean? I always thought that sftp was just a UI abstraction
on the client side. If the server supports ssh, then an sftp client
can connect to it.
I also believed that, I can do that with own server. But when i do the
exact same thing with either
Mnyb;569446 Wrote:
I also believed that, I can do that with own server. But when i do the
exact same thing with either controller radio or Touch it does not work
from ubuntu ?
I'm always getting ssh program unexpectedly exited
man sftp-server on, say Ubuntu...
sftp is invoked by sshd,
snarlydwarf;569448 Wrote:
man sftp-server on, say Ubuntu...
sftp is invoked by sshd, but is not part of sshd or the ssh protocol
itself, but is tunneled by ssh.
you need sftp-server, which neither touch nor controller support (as i
recall they don't use openssh at all, but dropbear --
http://mwiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/ControllerPublicKeyAuthentication
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