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Old 06-05-2014, 08:55 AM   #3
alphane
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Device: PB622
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Are you using the pb_sshd package I uploaded here a few years ago? If so, are you starting it using the sshd_start.app in the applications directory? That app file specifies the location of sshd_config to be in the /mnt/ext1/applications/pb_sshd/etc/ssh/ directory, so I don't see why it would be looking in /usr/local/. Can you give some more details about what you did to install the sshd daemon?

That package works on my 902 and 623, so it should work on your 622.

P.S. If you want a shell program, you should try the utelnetd package provided in this forum. The shell is much nicer than the one you get using ssh.
After many, many, many tests ... I think to give up for now. There is no understanding why it won't work.

About pb_sshd, the answer to your first two questions is yes. And I followed the instructions in the READ ME to install it, that is:
- unzip the whole (start and stop app and pb_sshd directory) in /mnt/ext1/applications
- cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub >> [PB622]/applications/pb_sshd/etc/ssh/authorized_keys2
and that's it !
Why it's looking where it's looking I couldn't see either!

On the PC side.

For ssh, I get "No route to host" mostly, but also sometimes "Connection refused". And never once got connected...

For scp, mostly it works but only once at a time ! Meaning that I have to restart pb_start between each operation !?

And, more bafling of all, unelnetd, gives always either "No route to host" or "Connection refused". Except once (!!) when it worked : I even could use find -thank you about that- So, because of that one time, I know it is not an iptables trouble...

I have no inkling to what the problem could be or what to look for. If you have any advice ... it would be nice. I would try later.
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