[cherocee]

Many thanks for your rapid reply.
The sshd.log seem to be modified often. I did switch the reader on three time today and did find the logfile to be an empty document each time.

So I switched on the reader and started the "sshd_start.app". The reader returned immediately to the home screen. Then I connected the reader to t Win7 (64 Bit "professional")PC vis the USB port and opened the logfile with notepad++. I was empty again and had a size of 0 kB. I think the logfile was created the last time I did switch on the reader. I do not think it was created during my last attempt to test the "sshd_start.app".

I can not upload the file as an attachment - I assume this is due to the file size 0 kB.
I will try to read the logfile from a linux PC tonight in case the log file does contain characters Windows does not recognize.

Edit: After about two hours I did try to start the sshd_start.app. The reader returned immediately to the home screen. No Wifi Icon showed up on the screen of the reader. Then I did connect the pocketbook to the USB port of a Ubuntu machine and opened the sshd.log with the Ubuntu text editor. The file was empty again. Strangely enough the files was modified at a time I did not used the Pocketbook for sure. Maybe it was the time the reader shut down.

Edit 2: To rule out any problems of Winrar and Windows I used Ubuntu and deleted the Sshd_start.app, the Sshd_stop. app and the pb_sshd folder in /Pocket626/applications. Then I used the Archive Manager to extract the archive to the /applications folder again. In the /Pocket626/applications/pb_sshd folder there was no "sshd.log". After disconnecting the reader form the USB Port I started the Sshd_ start.app After a while (5 seconds ?) the reader returned to the home screen. After connecting the reader to the Ubuntu machine I did find a sshd.log. This file was empty. The WLAN of my router was constantly switched on.

I gave the Sshd_start app another trial about 10 minutes later, after disconnecting the pocketbook from the PC. The reader returned immediately to the home screen , no WiFi Icon was shown on the reader's screen. conneting the reader to the Ubuntu machine again showed that the sshd.log was modified after the Sshd_start icon was pushed. The file, however, was empty again.