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Join Date: Apr 2023
Device: Kobo Nia
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Niluje's Kobo tool's ssh server
How do I disable no password logins for ssh, and get key based auth working? I edited sshd_config in both /etc/ssh and usr/local/niluje/etc/ssh to no avail. For what its worth I deleted many tools in his package because they were slowing my Nia down a bit
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Join Date: Apr 2023
Device: Kobo Nia
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How odd, passwordless login is now successfully disabled. Iguess Ididnt reboot? Did ireally forget to try that? So to anyone else wondering, edit sshd_config in the locations above
they each state where ssh is located inthe config, also set apasswd using passwd command. ps command says sshd is located in usr/sbin wait okay seems only the one in etc/ssh works, edit that one okay after starting from scratch, rename ssh_disabled to ssh_enabled in the .kobo folder, edit sshd_config, set passwd, setting passwd before doing those 2 renders the password unusable for some reason, but I think I had a conflicting installation somehow bc I had ssh enabled even without renaming it, maybe from koreader. okay im lost. when i try to use kobostuff, the full package when I ssh into my device it freezes and I cant do anything. So I removed most of the stuff by trial and error until I got it working, but... ssh-enabled doesnt do anything for me! Except enabling it means when I ssh the next time and forever after even if its diabled, I get an unknown uid error. When I add line to fix this, thanks to chatgpt giving an answer, it fixes temporarily before reverting the next reboot. Enabling ssh by renaming didnt allow me to set sshd_config even though before I was able to get it working somehow. My eearlier confusion was due to the fact I was soft resetting not hard resetting, the ssh server survives soft resetting... disabling ssh-enabled does nothing, I can continue to ssh. sigh trying again after a while, somehow no uuid fixed itself! i can set passwords again... but i didnt do anything... huh, editing /etc/passwd with vi, adding the letter x between the empty fields for root seems to have fixed the problem, although I remember this working only temporarily before it seems its a permanent fix... Last edited by noobyme; 03-13-2026 at 08:18 PM. |
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